Reply to "Mangusta clutch"

markcharltonOld enough to know better and still young enough not to care. My '71 Pantera

I don't know what you guys are talking about. My clutch pedal goes to the floor with no effort at all. Of course, some people suggest that if I actually had hydraulic fluid in my clutch lines the effort would be a BIT higher.

My early Pantera that does not benefit from the modified effort-reduction linkage of the newer cars and here's how I would rank the efforts on a scale of 1 (least effort) to 10 (most effort).

my Infinity G37: 1/10
1983 GT5: 3/10
My 71 Pantera: 6/10
Denis' Mangusta 18/10

I mean seriously, there is a problem. Since it has a new clutch and a new slave, is it possible you might need to change the master. We know the pedal linkage is moving freely, so unless there is some serious corrosion constricting your lines, I would start with a new master before I put another new clutch in.

Mark

7/23/102:28 PM

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