hard clutch
#1
hard clutch
im about to buy a 2000 mustang GT but the clutch pedal is really hard to push in and with my last car that i owned the clutch was easier to push then the gas pedal and that is what i am used to. is there a way to loosen up the clutch linkage some way or am i better off just leaving it all alone and just get used to pushing in the clutch harder?
#6
RE: hard clutch
You are probably used to a hydraulic clutch mustangs have a cable clutch. Its a big difference between my pickup and my mustang. Ive drove a few 99-04 GT's and some feel a little stiffer than others mine being stiffer. I like it once you get used to it you wont mind at all. But after driving my pickup to work for a few days then getting the mustang out for the weekend it feels like im getting a left leg work out. But its normal if the clutch is slipping or gets really stiff at the bottom it probably need a new clutch.
#7
RE: hard clutch
ORIGINAL: jkm1987
You are probably used to a hydraulic clutch mustangs have a cable clutch. Its a big difference between my pickup and my mustang. Ive drove a few 99-04 GT's and some feel a little stiffer than others mine being stiffer. I like it once you get used to it you wont mind at all. But after driving my pickup to work for a few days then getting the mustang out for the weekend it feels like im getting a left leg work out. But its normal if the clutch is slipping or gets really stiff at the bottom it probably need a new clutch.
You are probably used to a hydraulic clutch mustangs have a cable clutch. Its a big difference between my pickup and my mustang. Ive drove a few 99-04 GT's and some feel a little stiffer than others mine being stiffer. I like it once you get used to it you wont mind at all. But after driving my pickup to work for a few days then getting the mustang out for the weekend it feels like im getting a left leg work out. But its normal if the clutch is slipping or gets really stiff at the bottom it probably need a new clutch.
That being said, the heavier clutches seem to involve the 3650, while the lighter ones seem to involve a T5 or a T45 of some kind. Is that true, by any chance? (at stock, of course)
#8
RE: hard clutch
i have been thinking of switching my clutch and flywhell what do u think guys? and what do u think i should go with i was thinking centerforce clutch n flywheel or should i go with a specs and what stage should i go ?
#10
RE: hard clutch
I love the heavier clutch, it's only a pain when you're in really slow bumper to bumper traffic, otherwise it's great. I feel like it'll take more punishment than a real light clutch, you'll get used to it after a couple weeks and won't wanna go back to a light clutch, thats how I was anyway.