How forgiving is the clutch in the '05
10/16/04, 05:48 AM
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Had a little accident last weekend - hopefully it will heal well before my GT arrives, but I have a feeling this is the type of injury that will ache from time to time.
10/16/04, 07:58 AM
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Originally posted by Wombert@October 16, 2004, 6:04 AM
the clutch is hydraulic and thus very, very light from what we've heard so far
the clutch is hydraulic and thus very, very light from what we've heard so far
04 Mustang GT - 35 lbs clutch effort
04 Mustang Cobra - 55 lbs clutch effort
05 Mustang GT - 23 lbs clutch effort
Reference:
04 BMW M3 - 23 lbs clutch effort
10/16/04, 08:39 AM
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Originally posted by Dan@October 16, 2004, 9:09 AM
The clutch is light and the shifter is precise. You're going to love this tranny. Don't worry one bit.
The clutch is light and the shifter is precise. You're going to love this tranny. Don't worry one bit.
10/16/04, 03:28 PM
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that rocks
i was hoping with rush hour (7-10AM)(2-9pm) on LI where its pretty much a standstill on the parkways that the clutch would make me tired from pushing like the 04GT i tried
i was hoping with rush hour (7-10AM)(2-9pm) on LI where its pretty much a standstill on the parkways that the clutch would make me tired from pushing like the 04GT i tried
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