Mustang hydraulic clutch conversion
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How did this end up holding up? Did it work good? Looking to do this on mine now cause turbo coupe pedals are a pita to find. Is there a stop for the pedal or no need for one because the stroke is less than the max of the mc?
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Has anyone actually looked at modifying the 2005 and up mustang pedals to work on the fox body. They come setup for hydraulic clutch stock and look to be very similar in design to the fox pedals
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I did my clutch set up just like this, 3/4 wilwood with 1.4 max throw, getting a little over 1 inch throw right now. Seems to shift alright if I push pedal and hold for a second and shift slow, but if I try to shift quicker it doesn't like it, kind of wants to grind, goes in harder. Do I need more throw? Does it have to be almost 1.4 inches for a smooth faster shift?
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