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Old 04-20-2010, 04:09 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Everyone that goes turbo either does not post on the forum much or would not make nice videos if there lives depended on it. Is the car still easy to drive like the day it came from the factory? Also how much harder is it to press the clutch down all the way vs stock???
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Is the car still easy to drive like the day it came from the factory?
As long as the tune is right; yes, it will drive like stock until you put your foot down.

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Also how much harder is it to press the clutch down all the way vs stock???
This is impossible to answer, seeing as how there are so many different clutch options available. My OS Giken triple plate, for example, has probably twice the pedal pressure over stock. However, after driving it for a day or two, it feels natural. Now, when I drive a customers car, I almost put my foot through the floorboard on startup since I'm so used to a heavy clutch
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As long as the tune is right; yes, it will drive like stock until you put your foot down.


This is impossible to answer, seeing as how there are so many different clutch options available. My OS Giken triple plate, for example, has probably twice the pedal pressure over stock. However, after driving it for a day or two, it feels natural. Now, when I drive a customers car, I almost put my foot through the floorboard on startup since I'm so used to a heavy clutch
It so smooth. Drives like a dream, just feels like natural power. Until WOT then the beast comes to life.

Clutch feels normal. Bumper to bumper traffic sucks.
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