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04-28-2015, 10:50 PM | #44 |
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Anyone know if this is legal for C-Street SCCA?
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What's the non-reversible part of this he mentions?
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Don't think there was anything about non-reversible. Just that it's a slight pain in the ass since the spring is compressed so much. You'd need some fairly strong zip ties to get it compressed enough to get back in place.
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WOW - this made a huge difference!! I can actually feel what the clutch is doing now, and I'm no longer driving the car like I've never driven a stick shift before.
I would say that there's a negligible increase in pedal stiffness. The only part that kind of bothers me is the play at the top of the pedal travel now. Has anyone played with lighter springs just to take the slack out of the pedal? |
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MTEC makes a spring that I'm debating on trying to remove that slack you're referring to. |
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I wouldn't say the pedal is really any stiffer, just that it's much more linear and you don't have the spring acting as a leverage aid. I much prefer the feel without the spring. |
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I noticed the same and I was going to adjust the pedal height (shown in another DIY, 10 mins and 2 open wrenches are enough to get it done). I thought that would get rid of the wiggle room.
Can anybody confirm that? BTW, getting rid of the spring was the best thing i've done to my car so far! |
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I love hearing all the positive feedback!
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Adjusting the pedal height does not eliminate the slop at the top of the pedal.
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