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Clutch pedal too soft/no feel? Remove the helper spring!

Originally Posted by bradz Yes, do this and you can have the benefits of both. With the softer springs, you get rid off the play with the same feel without

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Old 05-11-2011, 11:51 AM   #10 (permalink)
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Yes, do this and you can have the benefits of both. With the softer springs, you get rid off the play with the same feel without the spring. I know because this mod was very familiar with german cars like Porsche.
Why do so many car companies do this sh*t to begin with? Who in their right mind prefers this crappy linear feel over an actual clutch feel?
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