What kind of adjustable cable and quadrant

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black94gt50

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What kind of cables and quadrants have you guys went with? I'm looking at the UPR kit over all other at the moment, any input would be good thanks

 

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fiore microclick adjuster.

Read up as many people buy the others then get this one...

 

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i myself run the UPR Extreme FWA and their triple-hook quadrant (along w/ a MM OEM cable--non-adjustable) and have been very happy w/ this setup. pretty easy to get dialed in... even easier if you have access to a lift or pit.

 

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94-302-vert said:

fiore microclick adjuster.

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AFAIK, Fiore is no more. It's hard to find the FWA's anymore.

 

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HISSIN50 said:

AFAIK, Fiore is no more. It's hard to find the FWA's anymore.

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Hmmm maybe I should hold onto mine then.

 

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I used the Maximum motorsports FWA and quadrant. The quality was good and the include excellent step by step instructions. I also reused my stock cable but I had to modify it slightly. The instructions covered how to do that as well.

 

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BBK, no problems so far

 

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I'm glad I got my fiore when i did...

However there must still be some kicking around... I had gotten a SWEET deal on the first revision last summer... 14k miles and I haven't needed to adjsut it yet...

BTW this is where I got mine and it looks like they still carry them...
http://www.breezeautomotive.com/details.php?prod_id=460&cat_id=13

 

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94-302-vert said:

I'm glad I got my fiore when i did...

However there must still be some kicking around... I had gotten a SWEET deal on the first revision last summer... 14k miles and I haven't needed to adjsut it yet...

BTW this is where I got mine and it looks like they still carry them...
http://www.breezeautomotive.com/details.php?prod_id=460&cat_id=13

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Damn they are expensive. I remember I got mine for like $25-30.

 

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Steeda quick release is very nice, the perdal is a little bit more stiff but the pitch of the quadrant allows the cluth to engage quicker along with releasing. Very nice for fast shifts and it takes any play out of the clutch pedal.

 

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I have the Steeda Quadrant and Adjuster with a stock cable. Adjustments have been very easy and no problems in the year that I have had it now . . . haven't had anything else, so I can't weigh in on one over the other.

 

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this is a good inexpensive one. i installed one of these last week and ajusted it in a few mins....runs great...http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Clut...ryZ33730QQihZ018QQitemZ280130036571QQtcZphoto