[Guest]

Just read the new article on the Modern Driveline kit, it looks great...just wondering who here has experience with it?

The article can be seen here:
http://66.96.130.106/archives/2002/07/clutchcable/index.shtml

 

[Shaun @ Street or Track]

Contact LanceMach. He has it.

 

[blkstlln]

I have their complete T-5 kit with the cable clutch. It replaced my C-4..It is great..however check for routing issues if you have headers. The cable runs forward and loops back by the oil filter and must make a straight run to the bell housing..I had to get rid of the headers I had and after trying several others could only use hedman shorty's.
blkstlln

 

[RTM]

Take a look at this cable install. I will be glad to answer any questions you may have on it. I hope to have James post some written text on my install as soon as I get time to type it up. I had no header clearence issues and no cable cutting required.
http://www.midnightdsigns.com/Mustang/RTM/RTM%20Cable%20Clutch%20Install.htm

 

[66stangFb]

I just put one like it on my Son's '66 Coupe. The cable does not use any springs, both the clutch fork spring and the Pedal assist spring get removed. The pedal seems to function fine, but to me it just lacks the lively feel of the original.

On my '66 Fastback, I'm going to install the "new" Ron Morris kit. This version does not require you to drill a hole in the firewall. www.ronmorrisperformance.com/

 

[Guest]

I see you have a new location to host your pic's. I guess I can pull it off my site now. Good to see you have a permanent home.

 

[RTM]

Yes and thanks for all your help.

 

[bullit]

try this site very helpful guy.http://www.mustangsteve.com/

 

[LanceMach]

I have it on my 67 (I used Bruce for the entire package from flywheel back!). It did take some getting used to, it is so smooth with very low pedal effort. I love it! I have Hooker Super Comp headers and the cable snaked right through the middle of the tubes!

The hole that you have to drill for a 67 is a bit tricky as it is on a curved part of the firewall. It is also pretty tight inside, but once you get it set up it's great. I think that Mustangs Plus says you can install it in 60 (I think Bruce says 90 minutes), but plan on it taking the better part of a day if you have to saw off the little bit on your clutch pedal (the directions have more info on this).

Let me know if you have additional questions.