Author Topic: clutch stop?  (Read 2333 times)

miniwarmth

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clutch stop?
« on: October 16, 2006, 23:17:02 »
Anyone make an improved clutch stop for the 113?  Shortening the long pedal travel would make shifting a little more pleasurable.  In other cars I have owned this is usually one of the first modifications I have done - longer threaded bolt with pad to reduce the travel.


'65 230SL

jeffc280sl

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Re: clutch stop?
« Reply #1 on: October 17, 2006, 07:10:03 »
How would this work with an hydraulic system?

Jeff C.
1970 280SL 4-speed

waltklatt

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Re: clutch stop?
« Reply #2 on: October 17, 2006, 13:58:40 »
Not possible was Jeff points out that this is a hydralic system.
You could explore the option of lowering the master on the clutch pedal assembly a bit to reduce the travel.  Lots of fabrication and welding here.
Walter Klatt
1967 220SL-diesel

miniwarmth

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Re: clutch stop?
« Reply #3 on: October 17, 2006, 18:48:51 »
Walter,

What I've done on my daily drivers that have hydraulic clutches is to place a stop higher off the floor.  This way I don't waste time pressing the pedal down to the floor even when it is engages/disengages at a much higher point.  I guess I really should just take a good look at what's down there...I'll get back to y'all.

I guess my car is decent enough shape, that I'm thinking about things that perhaps don't need thinking about...Uh oh, I just jinxed myself:)

Nik

'65 230SL