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

Originally Posted by mdezz I have my spring here in NY and I have yet to attempt an install- is there a step by step guide somewhere with pics and

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Old 07-27-2011, 10:25 AM   #11 (permalink)
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I have my spring here in NY and I have yet to attempt an install- is there a step by step guide somewhere with pics and or video? The car is brand new and Im hesitant to F - it up.

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There is a picture of the assembly on the first page of the thread but it isn't needed... I pulled the C clip and pin (pedal fully depressed) in a suit right after work and it was 5 min max. Didn't need to shave anything and had no problem with assembly.

Unlike everyone else I don't think the feel is DRASTICALLY different however it gives me just enough that I can acurately feel the engagement. This is most important in the lower gears where the torque curve can really make you look foolish with a passenger in the car.

Like others have said, best mod for the money.
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