Which Cable Clutch to Buy
#11
RE: Which Cable Clutch to Buy
I was going to use the braided line that looks a little better...
Here is what I am thinking...
Part
Cost
Brackets
$70.00
CNC 711-3/4 Stainless Steel Master Cylinder
$62.95
CNC 305-B Push Style Slave Cylinder
$52.95
LONGACRE 2805 Hydraulic Clutch Line 36”
$29.50
CNC 1312 ADJUSTING ROD FOR 305-B
$15.95
5/16-24 Ball Joint Rod End
$11.34
Remote Clutch Reservoir
$10.00
Clutch Arm Return Spring
$10.00
Miscellaneous bolts, washers, screws
$10.00
Total =
$272.69
Here is what I am thinking...
Part
Cost
Brackets
$70.00
CNC 711-3/4 Stainless Steel Master Cylinder
$62.95
CNC 305-B Push Style Slave Cylinder
$52.95
LONGACRE 2805 Hydraulic Clutch Line 36”
$29.50
CNC 1312 ADJUSTING ROD FOR 305-B
$15.95
5/16-24 Ball Joint Rod End
$11.34
Remote Clutch Reservoir
$10.00
Clutch Arm Return Spring
$10.00
Miscellaneous bolts, washers, screws
$10.00
Total =
$272.69
#12
RE: Which Cable Clutch to Buy
I have used alot of these. They work great. No drilling or modifying.
http://www.jmcmotorsports.com/catalo...0Clutch%20Kits.
I was setup as a dealer for them, I haven't bought from them in a while though.
http://www.jmcmotorsports.com/catalo...0Clutch%20Kits.
I was setup as a dealer for them, I haven't bought from them in a while though.
#14
RE: Which Cable Clutch to Buy
ORIGINAL: hutchamatic
I have used alot of these. They work great. No drilling or modifying.
http://www.jmcmotorsports.com/catalo...Clutch%20Kits.
I was setup as a dealer for them, I haven't bought from them in a while though.
I have used alot of these. They work great. No drilling or modifying.
http://www.jmcmotorsports.com/catalo...Clutch%20Kits.
I was setup as a dealer for them, I haven't bought from them in a while though.
I'll save my $200.
#17
RE: Which Cable Clutch to Buy
ORIGINAL: hutchamatic
I have used alot of these. They work great. No drilling or modifying.
http://www.jmcmotorsports.com/catalo...0Clutch%20Kits.
I was setup as a dealer for them, I haven't bought from them in a while though.
I have used alot of these. They work great. No drilling or modifying.
http://www.jmcmotorsports.com/catalo...0Clutch%20Kits.
I was setup as a dealer for them, I haven't bought from them in a while though.
#18
RE: Which Cable Clutch to Buy
So you have the same master cylinder. Theirs is a trick custom piece that makes it 100% bolt on. And he is only talking about saving $168. For the time in modifying and fabricating that is 2.5 hours of labor at the shop. Time is money. LOL
$440.00- $272= $168.
$440.00- $272= $168.
#19
RE: Which Cable Clutch to Buy
I understand your point about time/Money and I understand they have R&D costs, insurense costs, and overhead but you can't tell me it cost an aditional 200 to make that MC $20 at the most. the $200 we are comparing the $440 to is retail I bet JMC pays less than $200.00 for everything in the kit and it is the fact that they want to stick it to the consumer that makes me mad. I sell things as inexpensively as I can (to still make a REASONABLE profet) because I have ben there and know what it is like to build a Mustang on a budget. As far as being a bolt on that block I suggested (1 cut two holes 20 minutes top) makes it a bolt in I think JMCs kit would be reasonable at the $300.00 range
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