shorten the clutch pedal

[Tuck&Poke]

is there a way to make the clutch pedal travel shorter to quicken shifts?

[AceInHole]

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I'm sure if you were to take the time to figure it out... you could pull it off yourself with some custom machining... &nbsp;you'd have to find a way to get the piston arm connected to the clutch pedal to mount lower on the clutch's arm... or have a mechanism between the two which levers the piston in some way....

The thing is... it probably wouldn't be worth it. &nbsp;I don't see how shortening the clutch throw would make THAT much of a difference...

[DuffMan]

Theres a certain amount of adjustability built in the pedal itself. Look under the dash and there's two separate ways to adjust it, one adjusts the bump stop where the clutch stops &nbsp;coming up, and the other adjusts the where along the piston it is connected to the petal.