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Clutch Quadrant Question

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Sgt.5point0

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Whats the difference between the triple pickup and the speed release quadrants? They cost the same from UPR Products but I'm not sure which to get.


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Sgt.5point0
 

stangbear427

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The speed release has a steeper ramp, giving you less feather time (bad in the snow) and quick engagement (good on the track). It only provides one pickup point, which sets the pedal height (the point off the floor that the clutch engages) very low (close to the floor). This is great in a track car, but in a daily driver it can make stop and go driving a bit tedious, and doesn't let you play with the clutch as much which is great in wetter driving conditions, etc. The triple pickup quadrant gives you the option of setting your pedal height where you want it, including the spot the speed release picks up- it just won't engage quite as fast because of the ramp arc- which is better on a street car.
 

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Thanks for the Info!


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M9AbC

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My clutch pedal engauges too high for me (just before level w/brake pedal)
I think i would like it to engage about 1-1/2-2" off the floor.
Will this help me?
Where can I buy one?
Thanks,


Ryan
 

Asha'man

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UPR triple pickup quadrant and a firewall adjuster and you'll be able to tune exactly where your clutch engages. Use your stock cable.

Ash
 

M9AbC

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Where is the cheapest place to buy one? Should I buy a new stock cable? Mine is 14 yrs old?
Thanks,

Ryan
 

cenok is family

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i have the quick release...it's pretty nice...i like it.
 

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I too have the quick release...mine is from steeda. I also have the firewall adjuster and adjustable cable, infinite adjustment. It does grab quicker than others..

I have a Steeda double hook and a FRPP single hook quadrants if your interested in either of them..

Jim
 
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