pedal placement
I think ive heard somewhere that the brake and the clutch pedals are supposed to be placed at the same height. My clutch is about 2 inches higher or longer than my break pedal which makes it extremely long. My brothers (same year mustang) clutch is about 2 inches under his brake pedal. I cant stand how long it is it makes my shift much longer than they should be. What can i do to make my clutch shorter?
Is the steeda or maximum motorsports clutch quadrants or firewall adjusters what I need to shorten up my clutch? |
Steeda offers a quick release setup that makes it move the clutch faster in and out.
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when faster u mean shorter correct? Because i prob have to push my pedal in about 12" to completely engage it:mad:
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Is that what the clutch quadrant things do? I've always wondered what it benifits are of thoes things. But if it helps engage and disengage the clutch I might need to buy one. I was thinking today that I need to raise my gas pedal.
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Well looks like this will help me out
http://www.stangsuspension.com/store...?idproduct=217 along with http://www.stangsuspension.com/store...idproduct=1266 and http://www.stangsuspension.com/store...idproduct=1267 that should take care of all my clutch problems im guessing |
I have the MM clutch height adjuster (along with the quadrant and adjuster)...
it's a great part and makes shifting a lot easier...my knee no longer as to bend out past the steering wheel :D |
Originally Posted by mransr
(Post 318804)
I have the MM clutch height adjuster (along with the quadrant and adjuster)...
it's a great part and makes shifting a lot easier...my knee no longer as to bend out past the steering wheel :D you can use stock cable with the MM parts correct? |
Yes and in fact, that's all that MM recommends.
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stock cable's still going strong <knock wood>
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