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Recently got a R33,

Clutch pedal feels, odd??. like the first 2/3 of travel is soft then its rather hard.

noticed its hard to get into 1st some times, if you rev out 2nd sometime it wont engage 3rd unless the pedal is near mashed into floor.

Ive tried bleeding the system, new fluid. the middle box thingy is by passed. i followed guides on here, no air in it... pretty certain anyway.

Didnt change the feel, if anything worse now. bad MC or slave?

Any other ideas? i dont really want to pull box to find its Aok.

Btw clutch doesnt seem to slip, or shudder. Friend of mine said it feels like a cracked pressure plate. the little prong bits in middle. had a similar issue with his 33.

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Ahhk,

Any advice on that, havnt actually looked under there yet.

Start an apprenticeship?

lol jks. Unlock the 12mm locking nut and wind the pushrod away from the pedal (towards the master cylinder), so that you have more pushrod length between the master and pedal.

Start by doing it 1 full turn at a time. If you adjust it too far you can make it not go into gear at all.

Don't ask any more questions until you have 'actually looked under there'. Now go forth and conquer

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Sorry for not "actually looked under there" , just figured id get a heads up on what im dealing with before i go f^^k it.

Not afraid to spin a spanner mate, just rather be prepared ;)

Seems my weekend is set, Camber arms, tyres, brakes, clutch, radiator and alarm setup :P

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Sorry for not "actually looked under there" , just figured id get a heads up on what im dealing with before i go f^^k it.

Not afraid to spin a spanner mate, just rather be prepared ;)

Seems my weekend is set, Camber arms, tyres, brakes, clutch, radiator and alarm setup :P

Wasn't having a go at you. Just don't want to go back and forth and back and forth teaching you to do something without you actually knowing what I'm talking about. It's a waste of time otherwise.

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i understand mate, i know how it works, but all cars adjust different. some have pins, some are fixed ect. just wanted to know what im up for and if i need any "specialty" tools so i can grab them during week :)

nothen worse then half in and Wahhmm, you need rarar and its sunday and shops that sell rarar's are closed :(

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