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Got UUC clutch stop, putting extra wear on clutch? (archive)
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Posted by Nelson on June 03, 2001 at 20:38:16:

I just received my UUC clutch stop, and installed it this weekend on my 98 M3/4. Like others have said, this makes a huge difference! I can shift so much faster and smoother now.

Anyway, how do I know if the clutch plate is *really* fully disengaged when the pedal is down? I'm concerned about this because I know if it's not, I could be putting extra wear on the clutch and tranny when shifting.

btw, now there's probably less than a half inch between the fully depressed position and when I think the clutch begins to make contact (judging from the revs dipping down while idling). The clutch stop is also screwed in as far as possible, so there's really no easy way to lower it any more.


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