2 or 3 pc. clutch quadrant
02-24-2008, 07:03 PM
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2 or 3 pc. clutch quadrant
just wondering if its worth the extra cash for the 3 piece quadrant or if its just one more thing that could be misadjusted and screw up the clutch... I plan on running a centerforce df setup and from what ive heard the pedal effort is close to stock anyways. So mainly I want to upgrade from the factory plastic quadrant more than anything but also be able to make the engagement and effort as close to stock as possible...would I be able to do this with the two piece?
02-24-2008, 07:08 PM
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RE: 2 or 3 pc. clutch quadrant
02-24-2008, 07:25 PM
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RE: 2 or 3 pc. clutch quadrant
ORIGINAL: dennis_112
I am going to buy this setup when I do my clutch.
http://www.americanmuscle.com/noname3.html
I am going to buy this setup when I do my clutch.
http://www.americanmuscle.com/noname3.html
02-24-2008, 08:05 PM
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RE: 2 or 3 pc. clutch quadrant
ORIGINAL: 03greyGT
just wondering if its worth the extra cash for the 3 piece quadrant or if its just one more thing that could be misadjusted and screw up the clutch... I plan on running a centerforce df setup and from what ive heard the pedal effort is close to stock anyways. So mainly I want to upgrade from the factory plastic quadrant more than anything but also be able to make the engagement and effort as close to stock as possible...would I be able to do this with the two piece?
just wondering if its worth the extra cash for the 3 piece quadrant or if its just one more thing that could be misadjusted and screw up the clutch... I plan on running a centerforce df setup and from what ive heard the pedal effort is close to stock anyways. So mainly I want to upgrade from the factory plastic quadrant more than anything but also be able to make the engagement and effort as close to stock as possible...would I be able to do this with the two piece?
Since i have an 04 and wanttogo withCenterforce and have to near stock pedal effort...thanks
02-24-2008, 08:14 PM
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RE: 2 or 3 pc. clutch quadrant
ORIGINAL: Js04sILVerBullet
Do you happen to have a link to that"Centerforce" setup you are looking at getting?
Since i have an 04 and wanttogo withCenterforce and have to near stock pedal effort...thanks
ORIGINAL: 03greyGT
just wondering if its worth the extra cash for the 3 piece quadrant or if its just one more thing that could be misadjusted and screw
up the clutch... I plan on running a centerforce df setup and from what ive heard the pedal effort is close to stock anyways. So mainly I want to upgrade from the factory plastic quadrant more than anything but also be able to make the engagement and effort as close to stock as possible...would I be able to do this with the two piece?
just wondering if its worth the extra cash for the 3 piece quadrant or if its just one more thing that could be misadjusted and screw
up the clutch... I plan on running a centerforce df setup and from what ive heard the pedal effort is close to stock anyways. So mainly I want to upgrade from the factory plastic quadrant more than anything but also be able to make the engagement and effort as close to stock as possible...would I be able to do this with the two piece?
Since i have an 04 and wanttogo withCenterforce and have to near stock pedal effort...thanks
02-24-2008, 10:26 PM
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RE: 2 or 3 pc. clutch quadrant
the triple hook is merely a way to get around steedas double hook patent, no one recs using the 3rd hook. yesterday I installed a new OEM cable, firewall adjuster, and QR quadrant from Steeda, anyone could install it(although a pain working uder the dash) and adjust it. Its a completely new pedal
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