Well it seems something its stopping me from building enough pressure to move the clutch fork, i tried bleeding it out again and there was air bubbles which gave it some more pressure on the pedal but physically looking at the clutch fork minimal movement. its a brand new slave and clutch master but the pedal is kinda soft and never gets stiff problem is the entire time i drove the Z i always had a soft pedal so i cant tell the significant difference. When i first started the car and put it in reverse it barely engaged and slowly stalled out, couldnt put it back into gear. So before i drop the transmission, i wanted to get some insight before doing so. Maybe pressure plate doesnt match throw out? Anyways to identify pressure plate?
Edit: I also had some press the pedal while i stare at the resevoir. The fluid goes down an comes back up slowly with no air bubbles at all, also i have purchased another slave cylinder just to see if it my current one may be defected. Tonight im going benchbleed the clutch master/slave cylinder, removing the copper washer from the ss line, and then bleeding it the entire system again before dropping the transmission.
(Heres pics of the slave cylinder travel)
This is clutch pedal not pressed:
pressed:
thanks guys!