Adjusting clutch. It adjusts PEDAL height ONLY?
Adjusting clutch. It adjusts PEDAL height ONLY?
Does the clutch adjustment adjust the "height" of the clutch pedal only? OR does it effect when the clutch engages? I assume this will prolong the life of the clutch somehow? ie makes sure there is no incedental rubbing of the clutch material if engagement is 1" off the floor, as opposed to 3" off the floor?
I have a stock one in my driveway (Friends), and his clutch engages 3" off the floor, or "close to the top", and my Twin Plate engages 1" or so off the floor, and it appears this measurement is different at different times of "Heat" in the motor. Any input, or are you gonna send me packing on a "search" mission?
I have a stock one in my driveway (Friends), and his clutch engages 3" off the floor, or "close to the top", and my Twin Plate engages 1" or so off the floor, and it appears this measurement is different at different times of "Heat" in the motor. Any input, or are you gonna send me packing on a "search" mission?
BTW, turning too much either direction can result in negative effect on the clutch.
I wouldnt turn any more than 2.5 turns.
On a side note: when I bought my car, the engagement was too early (like 1inch from the bottom) and had grinding issues.
I adjusted it to the point where it's about 3inches away from the bottom and the shift is like butter and clutch grabs perfectly fine.
I hope this helped.
I wouldnt turn any more than 2.5 turns.
On a side note: when I bought my car, the engagement was too early (like 1inch from the bottom) and had grinding issues.
I adjusted it to the point where it's about 3inches away from the bottom and the shift is like butter and clutch grabs perfectly fine.
I hope this helped.
Originally Posted by smokedmustang
Does the clutch adjustment adjust the "height" of the clutch pedal only? OR does it effect when the clutch engages? I assume this will prolong the life of the clutch somehow? ie makes sure there is no incedental rubbing of the clutch material if engagement is 1" off the floor, as opposed to 3" off the floor?
I have a stock one in my driveway (Friends), and his clutch engages 3" off the floor, or "close to the top", and my Twin Plate engages 1" or so off the floor, and it appears this measurement is different at different times of "Heat" in the motor. Any input, or are you gonna send me packing on a "search" mission?
I have a stock one in my driveway (Friends), and his clutch engages 3" off the floor, or "close to the top", and my Twin Plate engages 1" or so off the floor, and it appears this measurement is different at different times of "Heat" in the motor. Any input, or are you gonna send me packing on a "search" mission?

but please measure his clutch distance and post back, thanks.
also my pedal would disengage by 3 inches from the floor but i had to adjust it higher to about 4inches cause my gearbox got very notchy i think its cause i warped my disc or flywheel but it still grabs fine.
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This might help. http://evomoto.com/tech_info.php?tPa...6d347c340830f5
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Originally Posted by wickedpapercut
make sure you tighten the adjustment bolt ...i thought a i did and over time it came a little bit loose :-p
Originally Posted by smokedmustang
This might help. http://evomoto.com/tech_info.php?tPa...6d347c340830f5
I am doing it NOW, will let you know how it goes!!
I am doing it NOW, will let you know how it goes!!
Thank you so much for this link, my car would not go into gear when I first started it. After some adjustments, she's perfect. I have an Exedy Hyper Single, that came w/ the car. Thanks for the link.
Originally Posted by revvin9k
Thank you so much for this link, my car would not go into gear when I first started it. After some adjustments, she's perfect. I have an Exedy Hyper Single, that came w/ the car. Thanks for the link. 






