Hydraulic clutch conversion for 1989? help
#11
RE: Hydraulic clutch conversion for 1989? help
http://www.autoworksracing.com/65-70...lutch_kits.htm
Im healthy and I get a blue foot from operating my clutch. I have tougher than usual clutch spring, everbody who got lucky enough to drive my stang notice it and dont walk right after it.
Im healthy and I get a blue foot from operating my clutch. I have tougher than usual clutch spring, everbody who got lucky enough to drive my stang notice it and dont walk right after it.
#13
RE: Hydraulic clutch conversion for 1989? help
ORIGINAL: Blackconvlx89
Thanks, That is what I'm looking for. now to find a good knee.. Thanks Bill.
Thanks, That is what I'm looking for. now to find a good knee.. Thanks Bill.
#14
RE: Hydraulic clutch conversion for 1989? help
ORIGINAL: 93 LX FiveO
im pretty sure if there was a kit.. ALOT of people would have them
im pretty sure if there was a kit.. ALOT of people would have them
#15
RE: Hydraulic clutch conversion for 1989? help
trickyponey,
hydraulic provides more holding pressure, that means you can pass more torque through it before it slips. Important if you running short final drive and beefy tires. No clutch slippage can make you run faster. You can achieve this with a strong aftermarket spring clutch, but it will cost more and wont last too long, so at some point hydraulic clutch is cheaper and better solution, but only if you need it.
By the way, they advertise that clutch to give more holding pressure, not be easy to operate, so Id contact customer service with questions.
hydraulic provides more holding pressure, that means you can pass more torque through it before it slips. Important if you running short final drive and beefy tires. No clutch slippage can make you run faster. You can achieve this with a strong aftermarket spring clutch, but it will cost more and wont last too long, so at some point hydraulic clutch is cheaper and better solution, but only if you need it.
By the way, they advertise that clutch to give more holding pressure, not be easy to operate, so Id contact customer service with questions.
#17
RE: Hydraulic clutch conversion for 1989? help
this place might be able to steer you in the right direction
http://www.autoworksracing.com/65-70...lutch_kits.htm
http://www.autoworksracing.com/65-70...lutch_kits.htm
#18
RE: Hydraulic clutch conversion for 1989? help
ORIGINAL: 2 kwik
this place might be able to steer you in the right direction
http://www.autoworksracing.com/65-70...lutch_kits.htm
this place might be able to steer you in the right direction
http://www.autoworksracing.com/65-70...lutch_kits.htm
lol
#19
RE: Hydraulic clutch conversion for 1989? help
put a aod, in it, if ur always gonna have knee problems, then no matter what, u will be more comfortable without using that leg. and putting an aod will be a helluva lot easier than trying to fab up some hydro clutch. and putting a cheap cluthc witha soft pedal will just mean u will kill it sooner. seriously my vote is for an aod with nice lentech street terminator and a 3000 stall converter. will be just as quick and no knee problems
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