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Originally Posted by Vapiano I did adjust my clutch to engage earlier (about 1/2 inch from the floor) and it feels much better. One benefit is the pedal does not
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With the 350Z and clutch adjustment, I remember adjusting it in the wrong direction and getting almost the same feeling as if the clutch wasn't fully disengaged despite the pedal being fully depressed. It would allow me to engage sooner, but that was the draw back. To alleviate this issue, I had to raise the engagement point. Right now the engagement point feels a bit lower than stock (near the top). It makes me wonder if this adjustment will help resolve this issue.
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