anyone do a clutch stop yet?

[sayemthree]

or does the car need it?

if you have post pics or explain. likly one of my first mods (clearbra, V1 hardwire, clutch stop)

[Ryan(e92)]

please explain what a clutch stop is.

[///Mantis]

like a rubber block, or whatever it is they install to prevent you from pushing the clutch all the way in. the point is to allow u to disengage/engage the gear without going all the way to the bottom. for "performance". i believe that's what it is

[sayemthree]

yup - most BMW clutch pedals have a lot of extra travel to the pedal- you can reduce that and it improves shift time and feel.


http://www.turnermotorsport.com/html...?PRODUCT_ID=CS

[///Mantis]

bad link btw

[K3N R3D]

bad link btw

There you go http://www.turnermotorsport.com/html/detail.asp?PRODUCT_ID=CS

[sayemthree]

There you go http://www.turnermotorsport.com/html/detail.asp?PRODUCT_ID=CS


thanks for the fix. :cool!:

[Mack211]

You can make one from homedepot parts for less than $1.00

[JEllis]

I like the clutch stop in my E36...... plus its always funny to watch people try and drive my car...

Jason

[drvai]

Maybe we can determine the measurments. It's really to make one.

[sayemthree]

actually the last two I made for "free" out of the parts bins in my garage. :)

[cowmoo32]

I looked yesterday, and there isn't a plastic pad screwed in like on previous generations, so there's no where for a clutch stop. Plus I've tried not pushing the pedal all the way back when shifting and it grinds a little, so I think BMW has put the least amount of travel in as possible.