QUOTE(Dave_Darling @ Jul 14 2016, 07:00 PM)
Also mark the pedal arm and the cross-shaft with a bit of paint or a scribe mark. Then push the pedal and see if the pedal arm is actually moving on the shaft--it shouldn't be.
Sounds very much like your clutch is not adjusted anywhere near correct.
If you have the metal trunnion (the part that hooks the cable onto the throwout arm) you will probably need some spacers between it and the DOUBLE M7 nuts that hold the clutch cable adjustment. The metal one is from a 911 application, I believe, and is shorter than the original plastic piece. Without a spacer, most people will run out of threads on the cable end before the clutch is properly adjusted.
--DD
I put in 3 washers before the nuts,and it seems to be really good.
Pedal has a bit of play,and car goes through the gears well.
I replaced all the hardware at the transmssion,so hoefully everything will be good to go.
The only thing holding me back is the exhaust stud bolts I ordered from Pelican are way to big,I guess they just eye balled them.Anyway need 1 more bolt,driving around the city has turned up nothing.
Thanks for everyones help,if my clutch actually works Ill be really happy.
Cheers.