How do I change the speed of my clip?

I want to know how I can tweak my clips speed to the amount I want and not the option it gives on the menu 25% 50% , 2x, 4x ...etc etc.
Is there an option or a route around to be able to customise the amount to what you want suc as 10% slower or 7x faster?
I just find this fustrating that it only offers specific amounts :/
I would be grateful if anyone could offer some help regarding the matter, thanks

Select your clip and press cmd R to open the Retime Editor.
Grab the little retiming symbol (II) and drag it. You can alter the speed in 1% increments.
As you can see, I've moved mine to 96%
Click the image to enlarge it for clarity.

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I'm working on an HD project with a sequence running at 23.98fps. Most of my clips are running at this speed except for a couple which are somehow running way too fast even though the audio is at the right speed.
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