Well ups came today and brought me some stuff. New clutch,flywheel,quadrant and firewall adjuster.



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NICE, too bad i dont know what a quadrant or firewall adjuster are... LOL

 

Steeda Double Hook Quadrant

The factory plastic self-adjusting quadrant is fine for stock clutches, but when you add a heavy duty clutch or some fast power-shifts, it starts to bend. This unwanted flex causes inconsistent clutch engagement and missed shifts at best, plus worn synchronizers and a broken quadrant at worst. Replace that weak plastic clutch quadrant with Steeda's super strong billet aluminum "Double Hook" quadrant. The strong flex free billet quadrant design stands up to the hardest shifts.

Steeda's exclusive Double Hook design lets you use your choice of an adjustable clutch cable or firewall mounted cable adjuster. Or use both together for the ultimate adjustment versatility. With other quadrants you are locked into one type of adjustment mechanism. With Steeda's Double Hook Quadrant, the choice is yours!


Steeda Firewall Cable Adjuster

New Set-screw keeps cable in place with no need for re-adjustment. Set it once and forget it.

Looking for an easy way to adjust your clutch? Steeda's firewall mounted clutch adjuster lets you adjust clutch engagement without having to crawl under the car. Just turn the adjuster **** on the firewall and you're done! Of course you expect the best from Steeda, so we went the extra mile and designed this part with a bigger adjustment range than the other guy's, plus a handy locking tab so you can adjust it with one hand! Must be used with Steeda's Double Hook Quadrant.

 

so where exactly does the quadrant go? i don't know much about it either

 

It actually bolts at the bellhousing under the dust cover.

 

what size flywheel????

i almost bought a lighter one they was told puts a strain on tranny, RPMS rev up to fast... and the minute you let of the gas car will slow down dramatically

 

what size flywheel????

i almost bought a lighter one they was told puts a strain on tranny, RPMS rev up to fast... and the minute you let of the gas car will slow down dramatically


nice items though......

firewall adjuster always nice, verses going under car and messing with the dust cover

 

Ive never heard that.. is there any truth to that guys

 

It should take some strain off the drivetrain because it is lighter then the stock. It will rev up and down faster though.

 

Uh no, you'll find the quadrant under the dash - connects the cable to the clutch pedal.