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Thanks for your input guys, I appreciate it. Terry, thank you again! I've been thinking about it all day and I'm gonna go with the Grizzly "OEM" set-up.


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Originally posted by OhSigmaChi:
when I did my zetec the Chiltons manual had very simple instructions about adjusting clutch pedal engagement hight.


Clutch pedal engagement point is not adjustable! It's hydraulic.

Also mine has always engaged, disengaged right near the top of the pedal. Brand new and still today (21k+)

Maybe I'm just lucky then... It's awesome for quick shifting. I'd hate to have to press the pedal to the floor for every shift!!! Man that would just suck!!!

I feel sorry for you other folks then...

My last car. (RWD, but hydraulic) The clutch did make a difference where it engaged.

When I went to a Centerforce DF it engaged/disengaged right near the top. It was one of the many things I liked about that clutch. The stock LUK replacement clutch was always midrange.


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I think somebody was just getting free pedal adjustment mixed up the their own made up clutch pedal engagement point. Demon SVT is right but you can adjust free pedal.


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