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G50 Master Cylinder Travel
Anyone know how much the shaft that actuates the master cylinder on the G50 clutch has to move to disengage the clutch?
Thanks Steve
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07-09-2006, 06:23 PM
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All the G50 cars I've ever driven, including mine, seem to hit the sweet spot about a third of the way from the top of the pedal travel. Although I've never actually measured it, I would guess the actual distance is about 3-4 inches from the top.
So I guess you could measure the total travel of the shaft and divide by 3.... Gets you in the ballpark.
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07-09-2006, 07:14 PM
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Tough question, a few more details about what you are trouble shooting could help. It is hard to say from a pedal travel point of view, becuase they all have an adjustable stop on the floor board......
Everyone I have driven (dozens) all feel different to some degree.... Cheers
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Im actually converting my 915 pedal assembly to work with a hydrolic clutch. So I need to know about how far the master cylinder plunger needs to move to gauge where on the pedal shaft I need to take my connection from as this will determine how far the plunger movers in respect the the pedal been pushed to the floor.
Steve
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