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02-09-2001, 12:27 AM
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Join Date: Jul 2000
Location: Norman, Oklahoma, USA
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You need to loosen the cable. I wouldn't drive with it the way it is either. It will most likely slip. I don't see why you guys buy aftermarket clutch quadrants. I hate the feel of most aftermarket clutch quadrants. I modified the stock one so that I can adjust it and it still has the feel of the stock pedal. Seriously, what's the advantage of aftermarket?
------------------ Michael Black Quantum Motorsports Norman, Oklahoma 1988 Merc Cougar 5.0 HO, P&Ped heads, 2.25" custom mandrel bent dual pipes, T5 five speed tranny 15.43 @ 91.08mph (not shabby for a 3600 pound car) 60' 2.453 Street tires suck!!! |
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