Clutch engage/disengagment
10-25-2003 | 10:24 PM
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On The Tree
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From: North Central Arkansas, Cave City
Clutch engage/disengagment My clutch engagement and disengagement is to close to the floor, not good for jamming gears, how can I get it to work with less pedal travel? I had a guy from SPEC clutches tell me that I needed a new master cylinder. The truck only has 30K miles on it so I am looking for more opinions.
10-25-2003 | 11:25 PM
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TECH Junkie
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From: Lakeland, FL
If our cars are the same as your truck you can get an adjustable master cylinder from Futral, Rapid motorsports
or several other sponsors shown over there on the right.
It will let you adjust the engagement/disengagement point of the clutch.
or several other sponsors shown over there on the right.
It will let you adjust the engagement/disengagement point of the clutch.
10-26-2003 | 09:24 AM
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On The Tree
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From: North Central Arkansas, Cave City
Originally Posted by Mike K.
If our cars are the same as your truck you can get an adjustable master cylinder from Futral, Rapid motorsports
or several other sponsors shown over there on the right.
It will let you adjust the engagement/disengagement point of the clutch.
or several other sponsors shown over there on the right.
It will let you adjust the engagement/disengagement point of the clutch.
