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05-21-2001, 07:56 PM
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"andy669" is right about the firewall adjuster and quadrant while using the stock cable. That is the best setup. Why? Because just about all aftermarket cables are _crap while the stock one holds well. The aluminum quadrant is good because the stock one could chip its teeth after awhile. If you can't get the firewall adjuster and quadrant (preferrably from Steeda), go with an adjustable clutch cable assembly (anyone but SVO). It might be better to have it adjustable at the bellhousing because you can visualy inspect the cable slack at the fulcrum. Cont'd...
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