Thanks for the install tip Aman! I just got mine this week and will be looking to get it installed very soon.
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You're welcome. Remember to coat the new spring in grease and use locking needle nose pliers (Vise-Grip) when reinstalling the e-clip. I lost mine behind the trim and had to remove a few interior panels to retrieve it, lol!
I've had this installed for about a week now and love it. The clutch pedal feel is a bit stiffer and I can actually tell where the clutch is engaging now. Acceleration from a dead stop is much more controlled. Very happy with this. Steeda always comes out with great products!
I picked up the red lithium grease. It is ready to go. Just need to go dig out the needle nose Vice-Grip for the clip. Appreciate the heads-up.
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I can’t believe I waited so long. Haha. What an improvement. That damn c-clip is the most annoying part. Wish it had little holes in the ends so that you can use spring clip/snap ring pliers.
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I got the Steeda spring installed this evening. It provides a much better engagement feel. I immediately noticed a difference when I reversed out for the test drive.
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Ditto, zip ties worked a treat when installing it. Especially with the grease making a PITA to install. I've found working under that driver's side footwell suuuuuucks.
So, I have the grinding issues that have been discussed a lot on the forum. I still need to get it "diagnosed" at my dealer (and schedule the TSB), but is it ok to install this now since the MT issues (to my knowledge) don't have anything to do with the clutch itself?
Or, should I wait till I get everything fixed?
Or, should I wait till I get everything fixed?
don’t give them (dealer) any reason to deny work.
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It’s easy to switch back. I also don’t think the dealer would notice it’s there.
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Yeah, I was gonna say it’s better to err on the side of wait, but doubtful they would notice.
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I might be the first person that isn't noticing a difference. The only difference I see, is from me changing my seating position because I had to move the seat back and I can't get it to where I originally had it.
For forty dollars the best I can say is that it's not worse
I do see it is on sale under 20$ right now if anybody is looking to pick it up though.
For forty dollars the best I can say is that it's not worse
I do see it is on sale under 20$ right now if anybody is looking to pick it up though.
I just installed mine. It really is a noticeable change, I know exactly when it is engaging. Definitely worth the money!
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