Throw out bearing always makes contact?

[mpanten]

those mustangs use cables and most are in the 230-260 hp range, that is apples and oranges. It depends on the clutch, what does the clutch manfacturer recommend?

[tcrist]

Originally Posted by mpanten

those mustangs use cables and most are in the 230-260 hp range, that is apples and oranges. It depends on the clutch, what does the clutch manfacturer recommend?

Well mine is a cable clutch and I have 352HP. Which one am I, Apples or Oranges?

Seriously though, I talked to a Ford mechanic. Not the service rep, parts guy or the salesman.

As I said before, I am old school and I dont like it. But with a cable clutch, what am I to do. It only pulls so far. I was thinking avout designing some sort of bell crank system that would change the throw. I am not going to change the pedal to make the throw longer. There is not much room below the pedal as it is now.

[jhv48]

If it really bothers you, simply remove the spring inside of the slave cylinder and install with a threaded rod and lock nuts.

[maxum_101]

Originally Posted by jhv48

If it really bothers you, simply remove the spring inside of the slave cylinder and install with a threaded rod and lock nuts.

how does one remove the spring?

also anyone have the napa # for a new slave??