Ok guys I already researched a lot of the threads about engagement points and etc.

I have a 2000 GSR with 75k miles and the clutch doesn't slip, etc. and still runs strong. But it engages at about 3/4 the way up!! Is that how it's supposed to be because I heard other people's tegs engage like near the bottom. I want my engagement point (catch point) near the bottom.

My clutch doesn't slip at all and is still very strong as I mentioned.

My pedals is 6.5" above the floorboard and the freeplay is about 0.5" which is right.

A mechanic told me since the engagement point is near the top, my clutch is worn, but I was like wtf, everything else is perfect!! What should I do?? Help thanks!!

 

you can adjust the where the clutch engages...

 

It could be worn, but stll not slip.


Also, I thought yiou could only adjust whereit engages on cable trannies, not hydraulic trannys?

If I'm wrong, I apologize, but I've been told before that I cant adjust it since its hydraulic.

 

No you can't, integras have hydraulic systems that adjust to wear. You can't adjust it

 

So a clutch can still be worn, but not slip right??

 

yes. It may be worn, just not enough to slip.

The closer the engagement point gets to the top = its more worn.
Eventually it will come to a point where it will slip and stuff like that.