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Sometimes when you let the clutch or brake pedal up quickly and they hit the stops you get that metal spring echo sound in the pedal box, I found by stuffing some dense foam up the length of the spring you can get rid of a lot of the sound.

31 minutes ago, grannyknot said:

Sometimes when you let the clutch or brake pedal up quickly and they hit the stops you get that metal spring echo sound in the pedal box, I found by stuffing some dense foam up the length of the spring you can get rid of a lot of the sound.

I would think the screaming engine and tire noise when you drop the clutch would hide those noises! Hahahaha

I ended up using this spring for my clutch pedal.

 

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Mark, it doesn’t have the wide open ends like the original part (see Patcon’s Picture), however, it does go on with a little help from needle nose pliers.  I have an extra spring if you’d like it.

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I got onto the Century Spring website the other day when I was looking and printed off the relevant pages for similar springs from their pdf catalog. They were supposed to be annotated for long hook springs etc. I never could find the annotation. They probably make the correct spring or one very similar if you could locate the correct number in the catalog

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12 hours ago, SoCalJim said:

Mark, it doesn’t have the wide open ends like the original part (see Patcon’s Picture), however, it does go on with a little help from needle nose pliers.  I have an extra spring if you’d like it.

@SoCalJim I'm sure Jai would appreciate the spring. I'll PM her address to you. Thanks.

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12 hours ago, SoCalJim said:

Mark, it doesn’t have the wide open ends like the original part (see Patcon’s Picture), however, it does go on with a little help from needle nose pliers.  I have an extra spring if you’d like it.

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