Gen 2 cracked clutch pedal

I had the older gen ACT 6 puck clutch, was a beast to the left leg. Had the revised ACT 6 puck later which was almost stock like, just a lttle stiffer. After I put the new softer ACT clutch in I kinda missed the old stiff one, new one was kinda girly.
 
Welp, this has happened to me as well. For all of you guys that have replaced the cracked pedal, have you done any reinforcement in that area? I don't have a particularly heavy clutch, but mine is almost completely cracked through at this point. I'm thinking about welding a little support onto it or something to hopefully keep me from having to do this job twice.
 
Welp, this has happened to me as well. For all of you guys that have replaced the cracked pedal, have you done any reinforcement in that area? I don't have a particularly heavy clutch, but mine is almost completely cracked through at this point. I'm thinking about welding a little support onto it or something to hopefully keep me from having to do this job twice.
I have read that minor reinforcement is good but not too stiffen too much as it can actually cause the firewall to give instead of the pedal which would be much worse.
 
I have read that minor reinforcement is good but not too stiffen too much as it can actually cause the firewall to give instead of the pedal which would be much worse.

@Sho has a firewall support for that as well. I'm not sure if that's a 6 thing or not though. I'm going to probably weld on an L at the front where it normally cracks I think. Maybe I'll just buy the support that @Sho had made as well and call it a day.

This is a goofy ass problem to have.
 
@Sho has a firewall support for that as well. I'm not sure if that's a 6 thing or not though. I'm going to probably weld on an L at the front where it normally cracks I think. Maybe I'll just buy the support that @Sho had made as well and call it a day.

This is a goofy ass problem to have.
I agree, it is for sure an odd problem. I haven’t ran into this issue yet but also haven’t upgraded to a 6 puck yet. When I do I just hope it stays together so I don’t have to deal with it honestly!
 
Got a new pedal and welded a nice little support on it.

This sumbitch ain't breaking again. I haven't been able to find any Speed3s that've had firewall cracking issues. Seems to be a 6 thing, so I'm not going to bother with anything besides this support. I'll follow up on whether or not that was a good decision.

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Got a new pedal and welded a nice little support on it.

This sumbitch ain't breaking again. I haven't been able to find any Speed3s that've had firewall cracking issues. Seems to be a 6 thing, so I'm not going to bother with anything besides this support. I'll follow up on whether or not that was a good decision.

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I guess awd comes with its pros and cons in this situation lol
 
What's up guys, so the last few nights I have been having a hard time starting my car. I really have to press the clutch pedal to get it to engage the safety switch. Then this morning I get no start at all no matter how hard I press. After some inspection looks like the bracket that holds the safety switch to the clutch assembly is starting to shear (see pics). This is allowing the bracket to flex and not fully be depressed by the clutch pedal. I have a Southbend stage 3 endurance for 50k+ and the car/clutch drive fine other than starting the car.

For now I am able to start the car by reaching under the dash and pressing the switch with my hands. I've seen all the threads of cracking pedals happening to the speed 6s but closer to the firewall and never a gen 2. Anyone have any tips or experienced this themselves.

Thanks
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Hey where did you get this? I have same problem now. How much did it cost you? Thanks alot.
 
Hey where did you get this? I have same problem now. How much did it cost you? Thanks alot.
You just need the right tools, 24 inch long socket extension is a must. There's an upper 12mm bolt that's very hard to remove. It cost me $30 to get it welded at a shop. That's including reenforcing it.

Hey where did you get this? I have same problem now. How much did it cost you? Thanks alot.
Take the whole assembly off. Then weld it. Cheaper that way.
 
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