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Hey,

I recently installed a new nismo twin plate clutch (push type) on my R32 gtr but I have issue where the clutch engages really high up, at about 3/4 release. I've put a new slave cylinder and bled it twice yet it's made no difference. Anyone got some ideas on what to check or adjust ?

Thanks

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Any other ideas peeps???

Was the new slave cylinder a Nismo big bore?

And as far as adjusting goes, you say it made little to no difference. If that is the case then you are doing something wrong or going the wrong way. You should be able to make it engage on the floor if you keep backing it off

My nismo twin plate (also push type) engages fairly high, that's just how it is I believe

Does take a little big of getting use to but won't tale long

Ditto, although pull type. Been in the car for 7 years.

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