Would an xbar for ek fit into an em1??

[MrJohn]

hey guys i was wondering would an x bar from a ek fit into an em1??
or there such xbar for an em1? LOL

[IEVAQ8]

i think u have adapted to it well....lol

try driving another car (like stock excel or something) for a whole day and then jump straight back into urs and u will noticethe difference............

[WATAJK]

was going to say what tom said lol
u just get used to it mate thats all, it would eventually feel like a normal clutch pedal

[flipfire]

more leg muscles

[MrJohn]

oh i c i c guess just my leg.. LOL! thanks i thought i neeed to change thang to get it heavy again.
cheers

[Honwent]

if its working fine, then you're probably just adapted...which is a good thing.

[OMG.JAI xD]

How bout go for a drive in peak hour, start stop traffic condition where your foot is clutching in 90% of the time in gear 1. Youll get the heavy feeling back. Guranteed.

[lyndah]

LOL i got the same problem and the solution is that youre used to it.. !

[bennjamin]

lol try this.

with the car OFF - try to depress the clutch with your RIGHT foot/leg. It will feel very heavy. Transfer back to your left foot and it will be light as you recall.

[dougie_504]

lol try this.

with the car OFF - try to depress the clutch with your RIGHT foot/leg. It will feel very heavy. Transfer back to your left foot and it will be light as you recall.



So true...sometimes I try breaking with my LEFT foot or clutching with my RIGHT...never works lol. I break too hard coz I'm used to mashing my clutch and then my brain just can't work out the clutch thing on my right foot <lol>

Once your clutch wears in the cable stiffness could lessen a bit as did with my civic lately, but yeah it's very much a metal thing.

The human brain takes approximately 500 repetitions to memorise an action and 5000 to remove/change an action. So once you've clutched a good 500 times you'll hardly notice the extra resistance :)

[MrJohn]

How bout go for a drive in peak hour, start stop traffic condition where your foot is clutching in 90% of the time in gear 1. Youll get the heavy feeling back. Guranteed.

bro i did that other day on m5.. peak hour 2 hours to get to city >.<

[02gzm]

^^ I do it almost every day on the gateway motorway in Brisbane. Makes me want an auto sometimes

[migoreng]

lol try this.

with the car OFF - try to depress the clutch with your RIGHT foot/leg. It will feel very heavy. Transfer back to your left foot and it will be light as you recall.

and try stepping on the gas with your left foot..your rpm will probably fly up :P

[MrJohn]

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