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Subject: [Tigers] Clutch and speedo issues
From: "Jerry Christopherson" <JCMC2006@suddenlink.net>
Date: Tue, 8 Jun 2021 15:36:17 -0500
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I want to thank ALL the responses I got from both of my issues. The clutch
issue was solved by going to a bigger master cylinder (.700) from "Custom
Spares LTD".  Recommended by Rick from SS and Tom Hall (he recommended the
.700 MC). It

 

allowed just a little more travel of the slave cylinder to do the trick. 

 

The clutch works, but as stated by someone it is a bit stiffer.  It also
releases down closer to the floor, I prefer a release further up.   If I had
to do it over again I wouldn't have gone with a "performance" clutch (Ram).
As light as the Tiger it does not 

 

need a strong clutch.  A stock Mustang clutch would be more than enough in
my opinion and probably a lot easier to operate.  Even with my 302 with
370HP the tires are the "brake-aways" not a slipping clutch.

 

The other issue I had was the speedometer cable came loose from the part
that goes into the trans.  That made me think and ask about a new one.   I
was able to "re-swedge" the part that goes over the cable housing, hopefully
it'll hold. If not I'll 

 

get a new one.  Also I do have a 16 tooth gear. I knew that there isn't any
stock 15 tooth gears that's why I asked if anyone thought of doing a 3-D
one.  At SEMA one year they did a 3-D car, so I thought a simple gear would
be possible.  HA!

 

 

 

Jerry

9473187

TAC insp. #58


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works, but as stated by someone it is a bit stiffer. &nbsp;It also =
releases down closer to the floor, I prefer a release further up. =
&nbsp;&nbsp;If I had to do it over again I wouldn&#8217;t have gone with =
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strong clutch.&nbsp; A stock Mustang clutch would be more than enough in =
my opinion and probably a lot easier to operate. &nbsp;Even with my 302 =
with 370HP the tires are the &#8220;brake-aways&#8221; not a slipping =
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issue I had was the speedometer cable came loose from the part that goes =
into the trans.&nbsp; That made me think and ask about a new one.&nbsp; =
&nbsp;I was able to &#8220;re-swedge&#8221; the part that goes over the =
cable housing, hopefully it&#8217;ll hold. If not I&#8217;ll =
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o:p></span></p><p class=3DMsoNormal><span =
style=3D'font-size:14.0pt;font-family:"Arial","sans-serif"'>get a new =
one.&nbsp; Also I do have a 16 tooth gear. I knew that there isn&#8217;t =
any stock 15 tooth gears that&#8217;s why I asked if anyone thought of =
doing a 3-D one. &nbsp;At SEMA one year they did a 3-D car, so I thought =
a simple gear would be possible. &nbsp;HA!<o:p></o:p></span></p><p =
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