| different direction as I wasn't satisfied with the drivability of the clutch. The pedal feel was quite stiff. I also drove another local Z32 with a full face disc and was not a fan of the driveability and noise. I did adjust the clutch by backing off the 2 switches. I had about 1000 miles of street driving on it before dyno tuning. 600 miles were without boost as I was breaking in a new engine. Don't take it personally that I didn't like the Southbend Clutch. Different strokes for different folks, right? Some people may call me crazy as I had a Centerforce Dual Friction for years without any issues and it was a decent clutch for up to Stage 3. I will double check with the flywheel sitting out of my car to see if it lines up with some of my older clutch pressure plates sitting around. Is it possible that the pins on the flywheel need to be removed and moved?
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