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05-12-2017, 12:33 AM | #29 |
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I like my stock clutch. ner.
That's why I finally sold the Alfa. One leg was swole up more than the other.
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Still learning in fact, don't feel 100% comfortable yet, but each day is better. I don't have much time to drive during the week (I take the subway to work, so it's basically just my weekend car).
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We removed the clutch spring out of my friends BRZ and my FRS it made a huge difference. I would try that out. Only takes 5 minutes and you can put it back in if you don't like it. I bet you will throw the spring away like we did. There is DIY on here.
I also had to bleed the **** out of my clutch. When I first bought this car I thought I had to get used to the stage 2 clutch. Nope... Just couldn't feel a thing due to the two reasons above. |
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I've actually gotten so used to it because of learning MT for the first time that I'm afraid to adjust it by: 1) removing the spring, and/or 2) changing the bite point height. |
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The clutch on this car is weird for sure. But go drive a stage 3 evo or sti clutch and you'll come back thankful you don't have to deal with that every day.
The hardest clutch I've encountered was on my friends evo 8 with a dual disk setup. That thing was the most unforgiving car I have ever seen. You have to rev it up to 5k just to start from a stop without stalling, it's practically impossible to do it with any amount of smoothness as it acts as an on/off switch either being engaged or disengaged.
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Removing the spring will only make you feel the clutch engagement better. I highly recommend it.
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Better than what? Again with no reference point there is no "better". I took mine out and promptly put it back again so "better" is subjective anyway.
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Better than with the spring in. Its definitely just my opinion. My comparison is my GTI which I can feel the moment the clutch starts to engage. I struggled a lot with the FRS until I took the spring out and bled the clutch. Bleeding the clutch probably made the bigger difference though. |
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yupp.... motor swap and trans fluid. The clutch felt like garage when I bought the car though. It was impossible to get into first smooth. Pretty night and day. My friends BRZ we only took out the spring and that was it. It was still a better feel in my mind. |
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Just wondered why a bleed would have helped. All stock with no changes should not have air in the system to bleed. If things were changed then yes a bleed would help.
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Stock like my friends car shouldn't need bleeding, but wouldn't hurt to check. Here is the link the DIY thread if you are interested OP http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=103157 |
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