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o0akoni0o

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i remember a while back in a mustang magazine there was a way to bring the clutch pedal down till it was at the same height as the brake pedal. anyone know how or what is needed for this to be done? my gf is gonna get me a set of ford racing pedals for xmas so i was thinking of getting this done before the pedals go on.
 

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http://maximummotorsports.com/CL-7.asp

Steeda also has one.
 

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JonJon said:
http://maximummotorsports.com/CL-7.asp

Steeda also has one.
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Yeah, but I think the Steeda piece is an adjustable clutch pedal stop as opposed to the MM clutch pedal adjuster, where you can adjust the depth of the pedal. Go with the MM piece...we did it on my wife's 01 - only took 20 min to install and works perfectly, exactly what you need to bring the pedal down to a normal height.
 

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twogts4us said:
Yeah, but I think the Steeda piece is an adjustable clutch pedal stop as opposed to the MM clutch pedal adjuster, where you can adjust the depth of the pedal. Go with the MM piece...we did it on my wife's 01 - only took 20 min to install and works perfectly, exactly what you need to bring the pedal down to a normal height.
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http://steeda.com/PR/Mustang/PR/555-7025.htm
http://maximummotorsports.com/CL-7.asp

Reading the text leads me to believe they do the same thing... But what do I know

I'm going to buy one of them soon, I already have Steeda firewall adjuster and double hook quadrant so I figured I'd go Steeda... but are they actually different??
 

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JonJon said:


http://steeda.com/PR/Mustang/PR/555-7025.htm
http://maximummotorsports.com/CL-7.asp

Reading the text leads me to believe they do the same thing... But what do I know

I'm going to buy one of them soon, I already have Steeda firewall adjuster and double hook quadrant so I figured I'd go Steeda... but are they actually different??
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Yes, they do the same thing. They just use different ways of going about it.
 

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Yep, my bad there JonJon...I guess I was looking at it differently, but now I see it in place and understand it better - thanks for the clarification.
OK, then here's my take on both. Steeda is $5 more, but it looks even easier to install! (MM has there instructions online for all their parts...ck, ck, ck it out)
Yeah, I like the MM piece, and it works perfectly, but the Steeda seems like it would be easier to install.
I gotta get one of these for MY car.
 

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Aaah, ok cool
 
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this may be a dumn question, but is it necessary to buy an adjustable clutch quadrant and everything else?
 

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o0akoni0o said:
this may be a dumn question, but is it necessary to buy an adjustable clutch quadrant and everything else?
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Both the Steeda and MM pages say they do.
 
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