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Clutch Quadrant and parts....

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SilverGTV8

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Alright, I orded a Steeda clutch quadrant, fire wall adjuster, and cable.

Cable was out of stock so I got the quadrant and fire wall adjuster today.

I pop it open to read the instructions. What do I find?

They say either an adjustable fire wall or adjustable cable. Then they proceed to say what area on the quadrant to connect the cable. But they don't say if you have both....

I tried to call them with no answer, think it might be lunch time there....

I am not planning on installing it anytime soon due to my injury but would like to know if anyone has this set-up and how they assembled it.

Doesn't sound to bad other then crawling around under the dash....

Thanks!
 

Turbo92PGT

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Put it on the hook thats FURTHEST from the firewall once you have the quadrant mounted. =)
 

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It is very easy to install, but does take some time. Once you see how the stock setup is, then how to install the new parts is pretty straight foward. You will have to crawl under the car and under the dash, both suck. I also bought the whole kit including the cable. The adjustable cable is over kill. The firewall adjuster and adjustable cable do the same thing, you do not need both. The firewall adjuster just makes it easier. I guess you live and learn
 
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Thanks for the replies. Now I just need to get finish heeling so I can crawl around under and in the car, but first I need to get well enough to drive it
 

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Don't buy an aftermarket cable, the stock one is much better, just modify it.
 
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I was debating on whether or not to install the aftermarket cable when I do it. I guess will see when i do it......
 
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