One thing I've learned people on forums are useless no one wants to help everyone wants to be a keyboard worrier......

 

Can you use some punctuation? Maybe a few returns/paragraphs?

please and thank you!

Now, let me be an undick...

Recently had a exedy stage one clutch installed currently breaking it in.

My only problem right now is it has really high engagement and its almost impossible to reverse into my driveway.

with my driveway being an incline not steep at all just a slight incline

I'm just burning the clutch trying to get it too (to) move without stalling. If the car is on a flat surface its no problem. With my last clutch i was able to slip it a lot in reverse.

This clutch just wants to engage in reverse and the car moves too fast in reverse without finessing the clutch pedal ..does it get better once the clutch breaks in?

My mechanic adjusted it so it was lower but the pedal felt mushy like it didn't come all the way back to the top. So he put it back.

I’m not sure if it change once it breaks in if not have to bring it back to be adjusted.

Thanks in advance! I appreciate any insight!

here are some pictures of the car.

 

 

New to me ... is there such a thing as ‘clutch break-in’

 

Are you ****ing serious someone ask for help and this is what you do

 

lol Jzx ...

ignorant
cocky
entitled

good luck!!

 

bwaaaaaaaaaaahahaha

 

I don't understand the issue here?
The clutch bites too hard and you are unable to drive a manual properly?
Please elaborate so we can actually help.

 

Must the car be reversed up the driveway? Slipping any clutch for more than a second or two is never a good idea but if you must slip it then it sounds like you have the wrong sort of clutch.

 

It's useless when you post something like you did ... garbage in garbage out ... bye felicia

it sounds like OP doesnt have skill

 

OP tried edited.....but its forever on here

Too bad nobody quoted his post

 

I tried ...

 

I'm very confused. Not really sure what was asked but it sure went South in a hurry.

 

You as a mod can restore the original post.... just sayin

 

lols

 

Not the first time op has had his feelings hurt looking through his posts

 

"Someone" requested this thred be scrubbed and yes, my "Wand" works here. I'm not a "worrior" or a "warrior" but I think I'll just let it sit.After all, if a thred can't be good for anything, it can always serve as a bad example of how not to proceed while asking for help.

 

A bad example? And exactly what did i do wrong? Not put the correct punctuation and then get attacked by an internet tough guy.....ok cool bro...i just hope you guys keep that same energy in real life and not just on the internet.....

 

I love waking up to these kind of posts!

No, we are only useful for those who can understand the technical advice given to them which requires more comprehension than that of the proper usage of punctuation in the English language.

Yes, yes it is, and the behavior and attitude you are exhibiting does not make us regret it even slightly. Your "people skills" leave something to be desired

I do actually. I don't worry about anything behind the keyboard or in front of it.

Anyways... regardless of your animosity, I'll give you the help you seek.

Don't reverse into your driveway!

BAM! Problem solved. Don't worry, this advice is provided to you free of charge this time around.

 

probably best ...

I'll say it ... you wrote a ****-poor post and when you got called on it you got bum-bum-hurt ... if you would have just laughed it off, possibly reformatted your post, and called me the grammar-police it'd have blown over.

Humor me - how old are you? what type of work do you do? what's your highest level of education?

I'm not tough at all ... I just like to have fun and make jokes (love it or hate it) - dont worry someone will joke on me and I'll laugh it off. If you saw my threads and my posts on other members thread - I'm pretty humbled...and this is fairly accurate for my real life...

It's all good -

let us know if you get your clutch figured out - were all here to help.