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nyBoosted420aJan-02-07 07:02 AM
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#5995, "spec stage 5"


          

i just instal spec stage 5 clutch and my pedal is so soft i bleed the thing and its still soft then i bought new slave cilinder and still same story .Dont know is it sopose to feel like that i think the pedal is sopose to be heay is hell .So if anybody knows anything about the spec clutch that could help let me know . thanks

  

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grainJan-05-07 02:08 AM
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#6003, "RE: spec stage 5"
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why exactly are you complaining?

  

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AdministratorStar Turbo TalonJan-06-07 05:44 AM
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#6004, "RE: spec stage 5"
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I drove John's (grain) and his pedal was not a whole lot different than my stage 2 custom clutch. It was not a heavy pedal. If you take the restrictor out of the slave you might see a difference but not much.

The actual engagement is what you will notice. I noticed right off the bat that john's doesnt slip much (Fast engagement) and you have to be careful you dont kill the engine.

Terry

  

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YoJan-10-07 09:26 AM
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#6017, "RE: spec stage 5"
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I have a spec stage 3 and my pedal feels pretty soft. It doesn't slip for sh%# (six puck).

  

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ModeratorbullettdsmJan-10-07 11:05 AM
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#6019, "RE: spec stage 5"
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Though I hate spec (as most know), my stage 4 felt the same way. I even did the clutch mod to it and it stayed pretty much soft as stock. BUT when it was engaged, it was engaged! I NEVER had a problem with it slipping. Even when it was a rattle bag of noise and could not speed shift, it held like glue (and was still soft as stock).
I had a spec 2 non modular for back up, and it felt the same way (and is now making the same noise emoji ).

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