Steeda Clutch Adjustment Quadrant, Cable, Firewall Adjuster.

fallstar01 · October 10th, 2005, 12:25 AM

Well, let me just say that it's nice, it works but it's unneccessary. The stock plastic one is a pretty hard plastic and does not bend like they say. Plus this one means that you occassionally have to adjust it as the cable streches whereas the stocker you don't. The stock cable is excellent and this aftermarket ones doesn't slide any better. Also, the stock seemed to have better heat shielding. There is absolutely no reason I need to be able to adjust my cable at both the firewall and on the clutch side so that was kinda pointless too. The firewall is much better. Now the steeda one does have a set screw but it is a pain in the ass to set it. You have to use an allen wrench in a tight area to fit into a tiny screw. A thumb screw would have been a better design. The Clutch feel is good. the shape of the quadrant makes it release sooner than stock but that doesn't really make it any quicker, atleast nothing to write home about.

DC97Cobra · November 8th, 2005, 10:24 PM

Thanks.. That saved me a few dollers.

I was thinking about getting one for preventive maintenance.

October 10th, 2005, 12:25 AM	#1
fallstar01 Regular Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 184	Steeda Clutch Adjustment Quadrant, Cable, Firewall Adjuster. Well, let me just say that it's nice, it works but it's unneccessary. The stock plastic one is a pretty hard plastic and does not bend like they say. Plus this one means that you occassionally have to adjust it as the cable streches whereas the stocker you don't. The stock cable is excellent and this aftermarket ones doesn't slide any better. Also, the stock seemed to have better heat shielding. There is absolutely no reason I need to be able to adjust my cable at both the firewall and on the clutch side so that was kinda pointless too. The firewall is much better. Now the steeda one does have a set screw but it is a pain in the ass to set it. You have to use an allen wrench in a tight area to fit into a tiny screw. A thumb screw would have been a better design. The Clutch feel is good. the shape of the quadrant makes it release sooner than stock but that doesn't really make it any quicker, atleast nothing to write home about. __________________ http://www.shaunhamptondesign.com/Sigs/FS01a.jpg

November 8th, 2005, 10:24 PM	#2
DC97Cobra Regular Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Virginia Posts: 68	Thanks.. That saved me a few dollers. I was thinking about getting one for preventive maintenance. __________________ http://www.757forums.com/gallery/fil...sig-adobe7.jpg

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