Clutch Stop (pedal travel reducer) for Toyota Tacoma 3rd Gen

I always found the clutch pedal in my tacoma to be really weird - all the engagement/disengagement happens on the first third of the travel, but the pedal has another 10cm+ to go before it hits the floor (and the clutch pedal sensor switch). At first I thought the previous owner had somehow worn out the clutch already, then I found out that this is apparently just how they are, for some reason.

This part is a little experiment that slips over the tab on the side of the clutch pedal. It stops the pedal from travelling further, and also activates the clutch sensor switch so you can still start the engine etc. I didn't really measure it, but by feel it cuts off about one third of the useless pedal travel at the bottom. At least one mine, the clutch is more than fully disengaged by this point (definitely test this on your vehicle! Every clutch may be a little different).

Makes the pedal work more like it does on every other manual vehicle i've ever driven.

This part is a bit rough and a "first version" but it works well as is, so I never bothered to refine it. Secures with a M6 screw or grub screw.