95transamlt1

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I just got a new spec three plus clutch installed in my ta along with a spec billet flywheel . I use to have a regular spec 3 clutch and it felt good but slipped, well with this new clutch the pedal feels soft like a stock one which i like but what i dont like is that when i put the clutch pedal to the all the way to the floor to dis engauge the clutch then i release the and within like a inch of releasing the pedal the clutch is fully enguage it has like a real short point of engaugement. Is this normal other than that problem i like the clutch.

Hot Karl

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That's how mine was. How long did your first spec last?

El_Diablo

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it's normal.

95transamlt1

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my first one only lasted like 2500 miles and i got this new one and i like it but it feels more like an on off style clutch i dont like that and i thought the spec three plus was better for daily driving . will this go away after break in. thanks

CraZee ZO6

yes when it its new it is very on off. Clutch will break in much better around 500 miles. Pedal feel with be better and engagement towards the middle instead of bottom. Dont worry just break it in right. Blip throttle and move out dont ride out clutch or slip to much.
keep us updated.

95transamlt1

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anyone else have a similar experience

PewterScreaminMach

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Did you install the shim? If so, I would recommend the "clutch test" just to see if it is fully disengaging when you have the pedal to the floor. If it's not fully disengaging, you may need an adjustable master cylinder. This will cause high RPM shift issues, premature clutch wear and failure, and possibly transmission problems.

95transamlt1

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what exactly is the clutch test ?? can you elaborate.

98camaroLS1M6

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Chances are if the pedal grabs real low off the floor like an inch and the car is hard to put into 1st and reverse then the clutch may not be fully disengaging. I would get an adjustable master or install the shim. You might want to wait until you fully break in the clutch to see if it gets better.

Screamin_Z

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wait awhile. I had issues with my ram dual disc like u too, I know urs is a single. hard to in gauge into any gear and reverse and started to in gauge right off the floor. it also was hard to in gauge on faster than normal shifts. after the 500 mile break in it was just like I wanted.

lilbuddy1587

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get going around 45-50mph and put it in 5th or 6th and floor it. If the RPM's jump before the car accelerates, then you know the clutch is slipping.

PewterScreaminMach

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Check out post #10 in the link below.

https://ls1tech.com/forums/manual-transmission/856171-how-can-i-increase-shifting-speed.html