SeanStone

I took off the slave cyclinder, sanded down the rod, put on a lot of copperslip and reassembled...

No change at all. Was copperslip the wrong choice?

Clutch is still notchy!

It's very strange that it isn't consistent. Every now and then it'll just be super smooth, then it'll just go back to being notchy... Is there anything else that could be underlying?

cali

When does the notchiness happen? Motorway? Slow traffic?

RobAp1

Could it be a lack of lubrication where the release bearing slides around the input shaft casting thingmy? (I can't think of the right term!)

SeanStone

Well it's more noticeable at lower speed because I'm bringing the clutch up slower, but it's there all the time

Hmm!!

WinFreak

Can you hear anything as well when it's doing it?

GaryB

Coppaslip is no substitute for proper grease in there IMO.

Daytona-Dave

you also have to grease the clutch fork pivot point and fingers where they contact the release bearing as well, with hi-temp grease

BCA

Has this been throughout your ownership?

If so, look at the CDV - Clutch Delay Valve. Search on here for info about it/how to remove it.