d4rk_hrs
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- Les
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- '16 Black GT PP
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First, I must say. This is a must-do mod. The clutch pedal feel is so much better. The travel is linear and smooth and kinda feels like it has gotten shorter as well.
It's going to take a few days to relearn the new feel.
As far installation. After our group installed 5 of them this weekend.
We learned it is much easier to have someone sit in the driver seat and hold the clutch pedal in. Versus trying to hold the pedal down and work the spring by yourself.
This is the more important one and could be added to the installation guide to help with the process.
The installation guide recommends using vise grips to clamp down on two of the coils to make it easier. The first car we did was difficult to grab two of the coils.
Then we realized if you don't see two coils like in the picture. Just rotate the spring until you do. Clamp it down, pop that spring out, install the new one and enjoy!
It's going to take a few days to relearn the new feel.
As far installation. After our group installed 5 of them this weekend.
We learned it is much easier to have someone sit in the driver seat and hold the clutch pedal in. Versus trying to hold the pedal down and work the spring by yourself.
This is the more important one and could be added to the installation guide to help with the process.
The installation guide recommends using vise grips to clamp down on two of the coils to make it easier. The first car we did was difficult to grab two of the coils.
Then we realized if you don't see two coils like in the picture. Just rotate the spring until you do. Clamp it down, pop that spring out, install the new one and enjoy!
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