so when u "readjust the clutch" it just makes it softer right or does it sit lower? or both?

 

just makes it sit lower i'm pretty sure.

 

I just gave it a shot just for kicks. Most worthless "mod" ever. The travel from the engagement point to the bottom of the pedal stroke remains exactly the same. All it changes is how much travel there is from the top of the stroke to th engagement point.

 

^ I did mine too yesterday afternoon after reading all the hype. I tried a lot of different adjustments and came back pretty close to the original setting. I didn't like the sloppy feeling (too much freeplay) in the linkage/mechanism when it was adjusted much away from stock.

Those guys who were changing their pedal height by an inch or more are a clutch waiting to be replaced- soon.

 

^ it burns your clutch? i was really looking forward to doing this cause our clutch is quite high it's killing my left leg, but sorta getting used to it

 

You'll get used to it.

 

heh, there's always the "move-your-seat-back" mod :P

 

IMHO too much adjustment would certainly do it. In that linked thread there were lots of guys making huge adjustments and some supporting comments about the clutch not disengaging / returning properly. Those big adjustments of 2-6 turns were making the clutch well outside of the Nissan specs that were also found in that thread.

If the stock clutch is killing your left leg the best answer is to start working out. It's actually a very light clutch to operate.

 

Come jump in my car with the HD pressure plate

 

^ hah start working out eh? ouch..... well in my defense, it's my first manual car, and did try the civic and it was little easier but still love the G, so not hating or anything

 

No kidding. Even Honda clutches are heavier.

 

man the woman goes while when they see one leg is bigger then the other

 

guess it's not heavy but really high

 

Yes, but which one

 

Don't know I am a tripod