I want a Honda Clutch Pedal Feel
06-25-2009, 06:13 PM
#31
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I don't care what anybody says.....Our clutch sux in traffic......Period!
Seriously though, you're not going to get a lighter clutch unless you are going to spend a decent bit of cash. I just got a RAM clutch installed in my car.... Its light as hell. I was really hoping that the clutch would be much heavier. I was driving around for 6 months on my old clutch with a broken pressure plate, and a ****ed up TOB. Engaging the clutch felt nice and rough. Now its too light
06-25-2009, 06:21 PM
#32
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CT traffic sucks more than LA traffic? You should get a gym membership; squats, leg presses, and leg extensions fool.
Seriously though, you're not going to get a lighter clutch unless you are going to spend a decent bit of cash. I just got a RAM clutch installed in my car.... Its light as hell. I was really hoping that the clutch would be much heavier. I was driving around for 6 months on my old clutch with a broken pressure plate, and a ****ed up TOB. Engaging the clutch felt nice and rough. Now its too light
Seriously though, you're not going to get a lighter clutch unless you are going to spend a decent bit of cash. I just got a RAM clutch installed in my car.... Its light as hell. I was really hoping that the clutch would be much heavier. I was driving around for 6 months on my old clutch with a broken pressure plate, and a ****ed up TOB. Engaging the clutch felt nice and rough. Now its too light
All I said was it sux in traffic....So lets see here I need to get a gym membership so I can drive me car....hmmm isn't that a statement in itself..
06-25-2009, 06:36 PM
#33
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Not really sure I said CT was worse then CA???
All I said was it sux in traffic....So lets see here I need to get a gym membership so I can drive me car....hmmm isn't that a statement in itself..
All I said was it sux in traffic....So lets see here I need to get a gym membership so I can drive me car....hmmm isn't that a statement in itself..
06-25-2009, 06:44 PM
#34
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It was a joke. Settle down. Did you even read the rest of my post? Look into RAM clutches. They're known for their low pressure feel. I know this because I'm not too happy about it being so soft.. which is what it sounds like you're looking for. My clutch feels about as light as my mothers Mazda protoge clutch.
06-26-2009, 12:56 AM
#35
They make hydraulic conversion kits at least for my year. I think they run around $300 bucks. I also know a kid with a 5.0 who converted his. So it is possible. I personally wouldnt go throught the hassle and the money. If you want a honda clutch pedal than buy a honda. Honestly i like the clutch feel. Ive driven a 330, a 335 and an m3. I dont like the feel at all. Its way to easy.
06-26-2009, 02:02 AM
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06-26-2009, 11:11 AM
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http://www.proformancepowertrain.com...Actuators.html
heres a hydraulic conversoin kit lol. $600 dollars. I think ill deal with my clutch...
heres a hydraulic conversoin kit lol. $600 dollars. I think ill deal with my clutch...
