Adjustable Master Cylinders

[South Bend Clutch]

Between Liberator performance and ourselves, we have designed an Adjustable Master Cylinder. We are now in the process of making them in quantities. I do not have the pricing as of yet but I wanted to get an idea of the desire for this product.



Purpose for it: For those troublesome situations where you need a little extra throw out of your hydraulics. You will also be able to set the clutch engagement to your desired position.



I am not taking orders right now but would like to here from you on this forum if interested. I will also try to answer any questions you may have.



Peter

 

[Not_Agn]

count me in!

 

[Weidner]

for 5600 application?

I would love one for my 6 speed! count me in.

 

[Straight6Jeff]

Sweet... .

 

[willyslover]

Good Job Peter

I'm very interested. .

very hard into 1st & reverse. . appears looks to be clutch throw related

 

[NVR FNSH]

Interested in a 5600 version.



Brian

 

[Deezul1]

Way to go Peter, I am interested. I hate the clutch hooking up at top of pedal travel.

 

[Steve St.Laurent]

I'd love it!!

 

[Wiredawg]

I'm interested!



Wiredawg

 

[ramsalot]

Yes please, count me in.

 

[LaserBob]

I like it. I'm sure there are customers for this.

 

[Froadin]

Interested in the 5600 version

 

[bighammer]

Dang Peter, it's about time.

 

[Big P]

Possibly, depends on price. I have hard engagement into 2nd.

 

[South Bend Clutch]

The first batch will be for all 24 valve 98-2002 5 and 6 speeds.



Peter

 

[TPCDrafting]

Originally posted

The first batch will be for 98 12 valve 5 speeds.

SWEET!!!!!!

 

[HoleshotHolset]

You've sparked my interest...



Matt

 

[Gary - K7GLD]

HMMmmm - I didn't remove the throwout rod from the clutch slave cylinder when I did my clutch replacement, so don't even know if it's permanently attached to the internal piston or not - but if it is NOT attached, sure seems like it would be quite easy to fabricate an adjustable push rod to accomplish what is being discussed here - should be easily accomplished with common hardware parts for about five bucks...