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Title: cable clutch Post by: RUBBLE on July 20, 2004, 08:59:48 PM Has anybody done a cable clutch to suit aussie four speed in a fc?
cheers rubble Title: Re: cable clutch Post by: ACE on July 21, 2004, 05:45:38 AM Hi Rubble,
Why would you want to put a cable clutch in a FE/FC when a hydraulic system works so well. I've had to repair a lot of cracked firewalls on modern cars with clutch cables. Just my thoughts ;) Regards ACE 8) Title: Re: cable clutch Post by: Dr_Terry on July 21, 2004, 06:17:58 AM Hi Guys.
I agree with Ace, you can't go past hydraulic clutch operation. If you have a pull-cable type Aussie 4-sp bellhousing, throw it away & use the earlier HK-HX type, use the Dellow slave cylinder bracket & all the original FE/FC stuff will bolt straight on. Hi Ace, are you coming up for the All Holden Day. Cheers. Dr Terry. Title: Re: cable clutch Post by: Jockster on July 21, 2004, 07:41:22 AM Hi Rubble
I once set up a cable clutch in an FX with aussie 4-speed and XU-1 engine, while it worked ok as I braced the firewall pretty substanially before I fitted it, it really wasn't worth the effort and all of my Holden modifications from then on have been Hydraulic clutch, including replacing LH V8 Torana cable clutches with a hydraulic system which was much better in that compact engine bay. Stay with hydraulics Cheers Jock Title: Re: cable clutch Post by: RUBBLE on July 23, 2004, 06:29:18 AM thanks guy's think i will stat with the hydraulic set up.cheers rubble 8)
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