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Originally Posted by 600rrpilot
...drain a hair of fluid out....therefore making it need more compression....therefore moving your "grab area" further in to the grip...
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Could you please explain this in a little more detail?
A hydraulic clutch system is the same as a brake system.
If you "drain a hair of fluid out", then the system allows more
fluid to enter the master cylinder when pressure is released.
Are you talking about leaving air in the system?
As far as I know, that's the only way to change the "grab point"
without changing master cylinders. Unless you happen to have
a screw type adjuster between the lever and the master cylinder.