Reply to "Grinds in 2nd and 3rd"

moosoMember

I don't know if you saw my post when you first got your car.
Find out where the last owner got his clutch. If it came from an auto parts store, he may have installed the wrong clutch. If it came from a "buddy" mechanic, it may be the wrong clutch. If it came from a Pantera vendor, or was done by a Pantera specialist, then it is probably the right clutch.
A long throw slave cylinder and steel braided line may help if it is the right clutch. It did on mine. If it is the wrong clutch, then you will probably have to replace the clutch. If you need the correct clutch, or good advice, call Dennis Quella at Pantera Performance Center in Colorado. He knows his business and you'll get the straight scoop.
Later, Mooso.

5/6/069:19 AM

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