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Default Will a DIY clutch adjustment help a slipping clutch?

My 06 MS6 slips very bad under slightly heavy acceleration, and I noticed that the clutches disengagement point is very close to almost releasing the clutch completely. I was thinking the the DIY adjustment might help the clutch engage better but I don't want to try it without being sure, Thanks for any help in advance!
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your issue is you have run out of material on your clutch. delaying the repair will cause more part failure. I also think the adjustment would be pointless. FYI the speed6 has a higher engagement point anyways.

you can replace with stock (luk kit) and get a lightweight flywheel to save on costs
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