Re: Keisler hydralic clutch cylinder install?
[Re: boydsdodge]
#147892
11/10/08 08:21 PM
11/10/08 08:21 PM
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Jackson,
I'm assuming your using factory pedals,.....the clutch pedal should end up in it stock location, against the stop,.....when you drilled out the pedal to recieve the hyd. pushrod heim/ rod end, did you grind off the factory button?......and use that hole?.......
Also, if you premounted the hyd. cylinder, being just a "tad" low on the firewall, will lower the pedal height,.....best to prestage the parts, measure twice, drill once,.......shouldn't matter if your doing a A,B, or E body
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Re: Keisler hydralic clutch cylinder install?
[Re: boydsdodge]
#147894
11/11/08 09:09 AM
11/11/08 09:09 AM
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rj8806
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Quote:
I am installing the clutch master cylinder and the push rod seams to be short, Can someone give me a starting point on where the pedal should be at rest? Should it be up against the bump stop? Thanks.
Give me a call or PM me your name and number and I'll call you. We have 10 different lengths of extension rods. I'm sure we can get the pedal where you like it. Ideally, you want the pedal up against the rubber bump stop when the pedal is all the way out. You also have to maintain a 1.4" pushrod travel and you want to achieve the 1.4" travel at the same time that the pedal hits the floor.
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Re: Keisler hydralic clutch cylinder install?
[Re: boydsdodge]
#147895
11/11/08 06:24 PM
11/11/08 06:24 PM
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Quote:
I am installing the clutch master cylinder and the push rod seams to be short, Can someone give me a starting point on where the pedal should be at rest? Should it be up against the bump stop? Thanks.
Yes, up against the stop. And you will be fine. The 1.4 inch is the maximum we want to see, 1 inch is the minimum.
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