Helper spring replacement/removal.
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Helper spring replacement/removal.
Just like the title says. Has anyone done this? I was reading about it on the 370Z/G37 forums, and it seems like it might be worth doing. A few people have just removed the helper spring, but noticed there's a little play to the pedal after. Others have replaced the OEM spring with another spring that has a smaller rate.
I'm sure I'm not the only person that felt like it was their first time driving stick when I got into my G.
Just looking for some feedback. Also, if this has already been discussed, post a link and I'll delete the thread. I searched, but obviously to no avail.
Thanks, guys.
I'm sure I'm not the only person that felt like it was their first time driving stick when I got into my G.
Just looking for some feedback. Also, if this has already been discussed, post a link and I'll delete the thread. I searched, but obviously to no avail.
Thanks, guys.
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IMO this one helps the feel a great deal too
https://g35driver.com/forums/v36-diy...al-travel.html
I did both.
After about a year without the OEM spring I began having an odd intermittent clutch problem. Kind of a dead pedal feel that's hard for me to explain.
I purchased the light duty spring from Jsolo and can say that after about 4 months I haven't had the clutch issue again and the clutch feels the same as when the spring was completely removed.
https://g35driver.com/forums/v36-diy...al-travel.html
I did both.
After about a year without the OEM spring I began having an odd intermittent clutch problem. Kind of a dead pedal feel that's hard for me to explain.
I purchased the light duty spring from Jsolo and can say that after about 4 months I haven't had the clutch issue again and the clutch feels the same as when the spring was completely removed.
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