Clutch Pedal Stop Bumper

[clifftt]

I just discovered my car does not have one of these. There is a small rectangular slot above the pedal where it probably went. I'm not sure how high my pedal should be coming up. It might help if I had this stop, found in Classic's catalog.

 

[clifftt]

Show of hands, anybody using this thing on their car?

 

[KitCarlson]

Clutch stops are a good thing, they limit over travel of clutch plate springs and also help speed up shifting. They are adjustable on some Porsches.

 

[TF360]

Never heard of it, but I'm going to look at my car.

 

[R3dplanet]

Can someone post a pic of where/how this mounts?

 

[6pak2go]

I have one on my car. You can see the back side of it installed in the pic. It fits in the slot in the support structure.

It's just a rubber bumper that the clutch pedal hits at the top when released. That way you don't have metal to metal contact with the support brace. If you run a clutch that requires the removal of the over-center spring, you may not need it.

 

[GONEFISHIN']

I have one on my car. You can see the back side of it installed in the pic. It fits in the slot in the support structure.

It's just a rubber bumper that the clutch pedal hits at the top when released. That way you don't have metal to metal contact with the support brace. If you run a clutch that requires the removal of the over-center spring, you may not need it.

Thanks - one of these came with a bumper kit I bought for my '66 Barracuda - now I know where to stick it!