Reply to "Seeking ideas for reducing clutch pedal effort (1974 Pantera)"

George PAdmin.

Clutch effort & available clutch release travel have been issues since the first Pantera hit the road.

Lubricating the clutch pedal assembly is a definite first thing to try. If that's not enough, here's two ideas:

The hydraulic throw-out bearing sold by Pantera Performance Center reduces effort, as per one reliable source. And it improves the amount of travel available too. Perhaps others could chime-in on that.

And of course, diaphragm clutches are "supposed" to reduce effort too. What do you say guys, do they help?

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