New Adjustable Clutch Stop by RSS
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i just posted a diy on how to disable the clutch switch so you can start the car without having to depress the clutch all the way to the floor (the clutch stop still does not work with the stock clutch though, only with the upgraded clutch as stated in the original post)
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...ng-clutch.html
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...ng-clutch.html
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we have a winner ! just connected them, car starts without having to touch the clutch at all, if you stick your head in the foot well and look up there are 2 brown wires right next to each other connected to a light gray plastic block, they need to be connected to each other in order to bypass the switch
i'll be installing my clutch stop shortly
to clarify, the clutch stop can also be used with the stock oem clutch as long as you bypass the clutch switch as described above
i'll be installing my clutch stop shortly
to clarify, the clutch stop can also be used with the stock oem clutch as long as you bypass the clutch switch as described above
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It's kind of weird getting used to starting a manual trans car without depressing the clutch. Be careful not to start the car while in gear. The older 911's like mine all start without pressing the clutch and I can tell ya from experience I've tried to start it with it in gear a few times and it lunges forward. Not a lot, but enough that if you're parked behind a car that's too close or too close to something in the garage, you certainly can regret it. That happens sometimes when you go back and forth with an automatic so you never have to press in a clutch and you just get used to it.
I used to disable all my clutch switches until a few years ago, a guy at the track reached in to start his car to warm it up, and his son was behind the car, in his stroller...needless to say, yes, the worst possible thing happened...not to say that having the switch may have prevented this, but he would have had to sit in the car, and instinctively take it out of gear...
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I used to disable all my clutch switches until a few years ago, a guy at the track reached in to start his car to warm it up, and his son was behind the car, in his stroller...needless to say, yes, the worst possible thing happened...not to say that having the switch may have prevented this, but he would have had to sit in the car, and instinctively take it out of gear...
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Glad you are happy with the new RSS Clutchstop.
Thanks for your post and your business, we appreciate it.
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RSS is introducing our new Adjustable Clutch Stop for those of you who have upgraded from the stock clutch and need to limit the travel of your hydraulic clutch.
Special Note: This is NOT designed for use with the OE (Factory) Porsche clutch.
Installs directly onto the arm of the pedal in minutes.
Designed for the street and track – this has come in very handy for our RSS Tarmac Package with upgraded Tilton Clutch and Sequential Shifter system.
Made right here in sunny California, USA
Appreciate the feedback...
Special Note: This is NOT designed for use with the OE (Factory) Porsche clutch.
Installs directly onto the arm of the pedal in minutes.
Designed for the street and track – this has come in very handy for our RSS Tarmac Package with upgraded Tilton Clutch and Sequential Shifter system.
Made right here in sunny California, USA
Appreciate the feedback...
How much is it?
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Hi deputydog95,
PM on it's way as we can't post pricing on the general forum.
This product has been very popular and will appear in the classifieds section, our new website once completed and our new 2010 catalog in the very near future...
PM on it's way as we can't post pricing on the general forum.
This product has been very popular and will appear in the classifieds section, our new website once completed and our new 2010 catalog in the very near future...
