Clutch Pedal Stop
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Clutch Pedal Stop
Has anyone used lingenfelter adjustable clutch pedal stop? Looking into a clutch pedal stop for my new clutch and release bearing setup. If not lingenfelter, does anyone have any recommendations? My car is a 2009 Z06. Thank you!
Burning Brakes
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Yup, I got one and love it. Just need to put a nylon/plastic/hard rubber/leather face on it. I don't care for the metal to metal contact sound.
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you could always replace that bolt with a bolt that has those belt into it. I’m sure they have the same thread size and wouldn’t be hard to find. Thank you for the feedback. How long have you been using it? Are you street or drag, a little both?
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I'm street with the plans to do some HDPEs in the future.
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sorry that was supposed to be “built” into it. Like it has the stud of the bolt and the head would be like a rubber pad. If not just plasti dip it two times or so. That should take away a lot of the noise or at least the sound of metal hitting metal.
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I have the Lingenfelter clutch stop. I use it with my Monster LT1-S twin disc. Can dial in the perfect amount of travel.
For the stop where it hits the floor I have some silicon caps to cap off lines to prevent trash contamination. Makes the stop silent.
For the stop where it hits the floor I have some silicon caps to cap off lines to prevent trash contamination. Makes the stop silent.
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cool cool. Good to hear. Thank you for your post.
