Clutch Improvement Idea
Clutch Improvement Idea
Seems to me that the reason it's a bit difficult to take off and shift in the lower gears smoothly is that the takeup range -- the engagement range -- of the clutch is too short, giving an abrupt engagement.
And it seems to me that a possibly easy solution would be to fit a smaller diameter master cylinder or a larger diameter slave cylinder. This would give a longer takeup range.
Any thoughts?
And it seems to me that a possibly easy solution would be to fit a smaller diameter master cylinder or a larger diameter slave cylinder. This would give a longer takeup range.
Any thoughts?
Originally Posted by Leef
Seems to me that the reason it's a bit difficult to take off and shift in the lower gears smoothly is that the takeup range -- the engagement range -- of the clutch is too short, giving an abrupt engagement.
And it seems to me that a possibly easy solution would be to fit a smaller diameter master cylinder or a larger diameter slave cylinder. This would give a longer takeup range.
Any thoughts?
And it seems to me that a possibly easy solution would be to fit a smaller diameter master cylinder or a larger diameter slave cylinder. This would give a longer takeup range.
Any thoughts?

In drag racing, this is a major problem. My thinking would be 3 inches max movement. I working on this problem as we speak. And you here all the guys here over driving there engines on the strip. Great post!!
A direct linkage would be the only fix.
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