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Steeda Quick Release Clutch Quadrant??

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03MGT

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I just odered my spec stage 2 clutch. I also orderd the Steeda Quick Release Clutch Quadrant, can I use the quandrant without a pedal ajuster?? Aslo has anyone used it before and how do they like it?
 

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Good luck with the Spec - their quality is hit or miss, and not much in between.
You can certainly use the quick release quad without a pedal adjuster, but I'd recommend the firewall adjuster.
There isn't much difference between the blue 2 hook quad and the quick release. The ramp is a bit steeper, but not much. I have both, the 2 hook installed on the 01, the red one in a box. Tried both, difference was minimal, so I went with the 2 pickup just in case the other pickup was needed.
 

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Would I have any problems if I dont use the firewall adjuster??? And for some strange reason I have my faith in spec.. I hear alot of good stuff about them and how durable there clutches are.
 

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No, it's no problem without the firewall adjuster...you'll just have to adjust at the clutch fork rather than under the hood. See, for me, I found the best way to adjust it is by making the larger adjustments at the clutch fork, then fine tuning it at the firewall.
Spec does make a quality product, no doubt...durable as hell. I just question their QA (We had a bad Spec2 'experience').
Best of Luck!
 

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Would I be better off leaving the Steeda Quick Release Clutch Quadrant out and leaving the stock one in??? Or will I be ok if I just swap them leaving the stock cable and such??? I need to know 2nite so I can call my machanic 2morrow and tell him what to do.
 

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