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jammer84_03

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i just installed a tremec 3550 in my car, i used the cobra r bellhousing, and a jegs clutch fork to get me by. i am using the stock flywheel but i bolted to it a dual centerforce clutch / pressureplate. when i started it up for the first time, with the clutch fully pressed to the floor, i coulnd put the car into gear, i adjusted the stock clutch adjuster but that didnt help. i was thinking of getting a aftermarket clutch adjuster set from either maximum motorsports or steeda is this the right way to go or should i look else where?
 

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definetly the right way to go. upr also makes some good stuff. get an aftermarket quadrant and firewall adjuster
 

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are you sure you put the clutch disks on the right waya and not backwards
 

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Definately want an aftermarket quadrant/adjuster setup. I just installed the UPR triple hook/extreme fwa and I can actually get my car into reverse without going into other gears first, and my shifts aren't sticky anymore. That stock piece is junk.
 

HISSIN50

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how much freeplay do you have in the pedal? if you have none and it still wont disengage, something is wrong.

does that set-up require using the stock clutch fork or a different one (for correct geometry and ratio)?

good luck.
 

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also pull the clutch pedal to you hard or until you hear a click or something. do that a couple times and then step on it to the floor and repeat the steps 1 more time. it may need to adjust itself becuase you have that new clutch.
 
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