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08-25-2001, 10:56 PM
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Location: Milwaukee,Wisconsin
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Mine had to be re-adjusted. It is adustable (check the signature) and I thought it was more adjustable than I thought. I wanted it to grab (at first) towards the bottom . I soon realized that it is best for the clutch to grab at the brake pedal(which I heard is the best point) or a little above. Keep that foot off the clutch as soon as you can!
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