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Posted by 1988notchback (Member # 4498) on
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ok well ive had a heavy duty clutch in my notchback for 2 years and about 2 months ago my clutch pedal started making wierd noises when i pressed it like it needed grease but my car isnt perfect so i drove it like that then 2 days ago i was driving and something snapped io looked and it is my plastic clutch quadrant so i looked for new ones and they have triple hook quadrants and double hook quadrants what should i get oh yeah they are both billet the expensive steeda quadrants are double hook and the cheap ones on ebay are triple hook..what should i get?
Posted by Jdub07 (Member # 2728) on
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Think about what came on your car stock...plastic. And it lasted over a decade. Personally I bought a cheap one in the event my stock one ever does go out. Hasn't yet, but I just can't see them being ALL that different.
I may be wrong but thats my opinion,...take it for what its worth (2 cents lol)
I can't remember what kind it is but it was like $38 shipped from ebay about a year ago.
[ February 09, 2006, 10:42 AM: Message edited by: Jdub07 ]
Posted by silverLX (Member # 3207) on
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You only NEED a single hook. The double or triple will work fine.
Posted by SPEC -Fabrication (Member # 4980) on
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I have a billet aluminum here, $20 its a double hook , I always use the 1st hook to simulate the stock pedal height.
Posted by asskickn88 (Member # 4957) on
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I got the cheap kit off ebay with the triple hook quadrant, firewall adjuster and cable. I'm really happy with it. Its a decent quality kit and you never run out of adjustment. It cost me like $60 shipped.
Posted by 1988notchback (Member # 4498) on
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thank u all i ordered the one on ebay for $65.00 shown above
Posted by TrickRacer50 (Member # 6345) on
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Keep your stock cable. Aftermarket ones scuk!
THe double hook is the best. IMHE
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