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OMG....the jobs on the Morgan just never end do they? Isn't that part of the fun? Oh yes. 
1975 4/4 4 seater, cream over blue; Q3 Quattro; Bicycle; Walking poles.
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When I purchased my car (2012 4/4 1600) from Ledgerwoods, I was told the clutch pedal was designed to be a footrest as well. Maybe why it is so stiff!
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Do they sell many new clutch thrust races then? PJB
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I asked the same question but was assured that it was in fact designed to be a footrest as well!
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Perhaps that's why it has a spring on it. My roadster has a heavy clutch without the spring connected so I've often wondered why there's a spring there at all.....
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That is what the heavy spring is for in the base of the pedal to stop you riding the clutch without you realising - never tried the clutch pedal without that spring it has a Hydraulic cylinder so it should not be heavy as a normal cable operated clutch?
Slow traffic really is a pain in the foot in mine, one can seem the sense in an automatic Mog - somewhere to rest that foot and no pain!
Mark - No Longer driving Archie the Old English Sheep Mog........... 2010 Roadster 3.0 V6 (S3) 
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oops and there's more sorry gents nearly missed page 2..thanks
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and 3..... its the late sunday lunch and vino
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Nice job Jay, as Peter said, I do not see it work on a LHD. The discomfort I have ( old guys and their problems?) is left knee against the door, solved that by putting in sponge in the door pocket.
Another problem got solved by Cain's lumbar suport, finally I can sit properly in my Mog.
Cheers,
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