As the title says, the clutch pedal travel feels shorter than usual.
After beating on the car for a bit, doing 1-2 gear pulls, i feel like the clutch feels a bit different.
Is there anything that I could have done to make the clutch travel feel shorter? Or could it simply be placebo? It has been months since I even redlined the car previously to this.
This, has the engagement point changed, or the pedal just doesnt go as far? As long as the engagement point is fine, you are fine. The clutches are also self bleeding, so if you just ended up with a pocket of air, just go sit in the car and pump the clutch 40 or 50 times and see if that helps.
Cause is redline, my guess is the stock pressure plate not keeping up. So typically after i redline i just use my toe behind the pedal to pull it all the way back up and everything's fine. Do you have the clutch spring still installed? If so, try removing it.
No, and ours has been off for about 3 years / ~50k miles. There's really no way it would cause any damage either, so that's not something to worry about. The Spring is only there to reduce pedal effort.
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