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Old 08-07-2002, 05:00 PM   #1
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i was wondering if u buy like a performance cluch does that change the distance that u have to push the cluch pedal cause i was driving my sister probe gt and the cluch on that is like have as long or whatever and it makes it so much easy to shift faster...thanks
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Old 08-07-2002, 10:03 PM   #2
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A performance clutch is just that because disk friction material is tougher, and the pressure plate springs are stronger. The result is a tighter gripping force is applied to the clutch disc when the pedal is released. However, this also means that it will take more pressure on the pedal to get the pressure plate to release. In other words, a stiffer clutch pedal is what you'll notice, not shorter pedal travel.

Besides, I believe the Probe has a hydraulic clutch, which is much smoother and easier to drive.



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