sledneck687

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I have been thinking abotu getting an adjustable master for when i put my new clutch in, and i was wondering what one to get. Also i heard that there is a way to modify the stock one to make it adjustable? How would i do that? thanks-jarett

Farmer2

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I just got done last week doing this write up myself.
It worked great and well worth the time and money saved.


I also upgraded to the ram hd

Brake Master Adjustable Write Up

sledneck687

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thanks farmer, i really apreciate it, it looks like it would be quite easy to do.

Tally TransAm

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cool someone actually found my writeup

sledneck687

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yea tally thanks for that write up it will definately help me alot. BTW i love the looks of ur car

ls1 joe

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I recommend the Mcleod Adjustable. I have one on my car and over the last 3 years have had no problems. I sell these with most of my transmission rebuilds when they purchase my whole package.

Thanks,
Joe

jeffbigwood27

How hard is it to put on an adjustable master?

ls1 joe

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Not to hard. You can go to the following website for all of the information.

Thanks,
Joe

http://www.installuniversity.com/ins...sity/index.htm

DanZ28

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Joe, what is the optimum pedal height on a mcleod MC? I'm sure you need to watch how much pedal throw you give it as you could possibly push pass the suction point right? I can't find anything on the internet what the pedal height is supposed to be or what point not to cross.

Dan

Xtnct00WS6

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For what it's worth, the Ram Adjustable seems to be exactly the same unit as the stocker, but it's adjustable. They basically just welded on a nut that allows one to shorten/lengthen the rod length.

JimMueller

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I'd like to know how you determine this as well. I'm trying to decide whether or not to re-use this MCleod on a new clutch.