You want to do it on the lot? I would likely just wait a few miles until I was off the lot, just in case for warranty purposes.Pardon the ignorant question, just want to make sure...
Is there anything wrong with removing the spring immediately when the car only has factory miles on it? I plan to remove it when I pick the car up (12/27-12/29!) before I drive it for the first time. I drove the 2015GT when I ordered the Shelby and absolutely hated the clutch, almost made me rethink my order and just be happy that I have a Boss 302.
Seriously. I'd love to see the market research that says they wouldn't have sold as many manuals without it.I'm not sure why Ford continues to put this spring in the Mustang. It's not like the pedal effort is that hard without it. Removing it is the number one mod.
Its likely to keep gearboxes and rear axles from being scattered when someone sidesteps the clutch. many cars use a restrictor or other setup in the hydraulic clutch line for the same reason.Seriously. I'd love to see the market research that says they wouldn't have sold as many manuals without it.
I haven't driven it yet but will let you know. I can tell by pushing the clutch in the feel will be better and more linear. That helper spring just muddies up the direct connection. I can always put it back in if I don't like it but I have to think the clutch will actually last longer without it.Randy M, did it make a big improvement? Do you now have slop in the clutch pedal after removing it?
None. The spring just makes the pedal easier to depress.What problems could occur to the clutch over the long term without the spring?
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After reading this tread I immediately ran out to my 13 and removed it post-haste... I wish I'd known about this sooner.... I will do it to the 350 next...So...does anyone have a picture of the complete spring assembly out? I pulled mine out and it popped out into multiple pieces. Mine has more pieces the than the one in the video or pics in the post. There are actually two springs, a small and larger one. This is just in case I want to pop the thing back in. :headbonk: