Originally Posted by MyKindaGuise (Post 2414740)

Am I the only one who enjoys how the stock clutch pedal feels? haha

This all sounds like human error and needing to just get used to the car. It took me a solid week to get everything perfect. But I did have a month of practice driving a manual before I bought the Z.

Originally Posted by Elan (Post 2415256)

+1 I think the feel is fine. It just takes some getting used to. I hopped in my buddies Mustang GT and holy hell was that clutch a pain compared to the Z. The Z is touchy and driving it takes some getting used to. Anyone that came from the 350 will know this.

Originally Posted by Minsu (Post 2414030)

no a friend of mine said not to do anything to it untill im 100% comfortable with it so ill take his advice on that now.

another question i have is when im on a uphill, i never have smooth shifts N-3....why is that any advice for that? do you even sshift into second on the hill or just goes 1-3?

or do ijust give it more has cause the rpm's fall faster?

Originally Posted by Magic Bus (Post 2414088)

Nothing wrong with putting in the clutch helper spring. It will give you better feel of your clutch. Sorry to say this, but your friend is incorrect.

Did I read your question right, are you saying you're skipping a gear while going uphill? I never do that, going down hill-yes.

Originally Posted by Chuck33079 (Post 2414118)

Your friend has no idea what he's talking about. Being able to feel the engagement point will make your life so much easier.

Originally Posted by Minsu (Post 2414248)

lol lets not bash on the friend. but im slowly feeling the engagement point with muscle memory and i do feel the car move slightly foward, i just had to listen to her abit instead of trying to force her to things my way. just drove up hill down hill side hill curve left curve right stop lights traffic...in the rain. lolll i had to keep telling my self not to brake but all in all it was a good experience

Originally Posted by Gibby1113 (Post 2619347)

So removing the helper spring helps find the engagement point better?

Originally Posted by Chuck33079 (Post 2415171)

Just take it out for the time being. See if you even want a spring in there. It takes ten minutes and is completely reversible. Also, being a mechanic for three years doesn't mean you know anything. 75% of the mechanics I've ever met were functionally FULLY retarded.

Originally Posted by DEpointfive0 (Post 2619364)

Yes, our you can get a less strong spring for $15-20 on eBay

Originally Posted by DOOMMONKEY777 (Post 2619866)

Ahhh....i c the problem, all u guys that remove spring must have sausage legs...lmao put some muscle in to it :D

Originally Posted by forza370z (Post 2620020)

No. Remove the spring makes the clutch stiffer.