| Author | Topic:   Aftermarket Clutch Quadrant Question | 
	| GTRocks Gearhead
 Posts: 3631From: Lusby, MD
 Registered: Jun 99
 |  posted 10-02-2002 09:34 PM         I'm installing an aftermarket clutch quadrant. When installed, does it also do away with the need for the retention spring that was present on the OEM quadrant?
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	| Stewart Gearhead
 Posts: 9743From: Monterey, CA  Mustangsandmore Member #437
 Registered: Apr 2000
 |  posted 10-03-2002 03:31 PM         Dave, when I installed my Steeda quadrant, I threw away everything that was OEM.  I don't know if you need to retain anything for your BBK setup, but I would guess it's similar to my Steeda setup and you don't need to retain anything.
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	| ragtopjr Gearhead
 Posts: 2528From: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada.
 Registered: Oct 2000
 |  posted 10-04-2002 02:51 AM         No stock parts will be needed for the adjustable.
 The one thing i will recommend is to get the firewall adjuster. ------------------Ed
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	| GTRocks Gearhead
 Posts: 3631From: Lusby, MD
 Registered: Jun 99
 |  posted 10-04-2002 11:16 AM         It does have an adjuster. I'm not sure how to use it yet, but I'm sure I'll figure it out.
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	| ragtopjr Gearhead
 Posts: 2528From: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada.
 Registered: Oct 2000
 |  posted 10-04-2002 05:35 PM         If its any consolation david, I have installed your old shifter in the car
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 Heart mods:Trick High flow titanium valve ported & polished Listen close: "tic tic tic" No folks thats not a noisy lifter thats the sound of big flow!
 1984 5.0L LX Conv 3600 lbs 13.41 at 101.89 SIR
 
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