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to adjust clutch, or not to adjust (act 2600)

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ILLiCliPSE

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Jan 11, 2003
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I recently finished breaking in my ACT 2600, and the pedal pressure and pedal travel is VERY close to stock. When I first picked up the car, the clutch enguaged ON THE FLOOR, and now its just like stock. It returned to a "stock-like" travel only a day or so after the install, and has stayed at its current travel ever since. Should this be adjusted? Or is this a normal occurance with breaking in a clutch and should I not touch it? I searched, but no info on my actual question. Just wondering if it sounds like its adjusted correclty, or should I crawl under my dash and adjust it. Thanks :dsm:
 
I recently finished breaking in my ACT 2600, and the pedal pressure and pedal travel is VERY close to stock. When I first picked up the car, the clutch enguaged ON THE FLOOR, and now its just like stock. It returned to a "stock-like" travel only a day or so after the install, and has stayed at its current travel ever since. Should this be adjusted? Or is this a normal occurance with breaking in a clutch and should I not touch it? I searched, but no info on my actual question. Just wondering if it sounds like its adjusted correclty, or should I crawl under my dash and adjust it. Thanks :dsm:


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