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ACT 2100 feel?

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JwUoNoG

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Aug 12, 2004
Perry Hall/Parkville, Maryland
I just bought my car, and it supposedly has an ACT 2100 in it. However, It feels very easy to drive, I can't tell the difference between it and a stock one. I thought it would be hard to press, kind of like the ACT 2600...

Is the 2100 supposed to feel this easy?
 
JwUoNoG said:
I just bought my car, and it supposedly has an ACT 2100 in it. However, It feels very easy to drive, I can't tell the difference between it and a stock one. I thought it would be hard to press, kind of like the ACT 2600...

Is the 2100 supposed to feel this easy?


Go drive a 6 spd F body and then drive your car. If it feels stiff then it's a 2100, if not then it's stock. 2100's do feel different than a stock pedal but most get used to it so quickly that they forget how the stock pedal felt. According to the Tech Manual stock pressure plates are 1388lb, going to a 2100lb plate is quite an increase.
 
yeah.. the act2100 is the closest clutch to stock. although you can feel the difference when you drive any car with a stock clutch (im speaking from my experience of driving hondas). the act2100 catches on to its releae point alot quicker than a stock clutch and it is a bit more stiff. it is easy to get used to and may feel close to stock after awhile of driving with it
 
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