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October 14th, 2005, 01:50 PM
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Join Date: Sep 2005
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Stock Clutch Cable
This is by far the best one. Forget the adjustable ones you can get elsewhere, they are not as good as the stock ones. You can get an extended one from ford as well which doesn't have the bracket (you don't need it anyway with the extra length) and it clears the headers much better. Also, it's cheaper than the regular stock one. These are the only cables I'd recommend after seeing a friend's car go through 3 adjustables. They are also tripple teflon coated which makes them last longer and glide better than aftermarket.
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