FS 65 Nassau Blue LS-3 Roadster
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FS 65 Nassau Blue LS-3 Roadster
This 65 roadster was on display in the Year One booth at the Charlotte N.C. Auto Fair this year. It has a new LS-3 480hp and Tremec 5-speed.
Billet Specialties Front runner pulleys, Cevlar clutch, Custom made Air intake, power Borgeson steering box, Power brakes, Vintage Air, Dewitt radiator, Beautiful PPG paint, Blue line tires on 17in Billet Specialties wheels. 1500 miles on this build.
$98,500
Private owner in N.C. 704-574-9982
Billet Specialties Front runner pulleys, Cevlar clutch, Custom made Air intake, power Borgeson steering box, Power brakes, Vintage Air, Dewitt radiator, Beautiful PPG paint, Blue line tires on 17in Billet Specialties wheels. 1500 miles on this build.
$98,500
Private owner in N.C. 704-574-9982
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Joe, My transmission " kit " came from American Power Train, but I think all the hyd clutch system works basicly the same. My clutch works fine but I made sure I had the correct clearance on the release bearing on installation. I can adjust my pedal height some but to change the clutch clearance you have to remove the transmission and remove or add shims. Pedal at the top usally sounds like lack of clearance. If it gets too tight you will have release bearing failure. Hope this helps.
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Drifting
Sriii chassis. My bearing clearance is correct. My clutch pedal is at the very top at engagement with no disc slippage. . I would like engagement at about middle pedal. At a loss to accomplish my goal.
Last edited by Joe Inama; 11-18-2013 at 12:31 PM. Reason: add info
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The chassis is stock and nothing on the chassis has been cut or modified. I have a lowered fiberglass spring on the rear and shortened front springs on the front. and the new power steering box.
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Joe, I'm not sure how your set up looks but is there any way to move the rod up about an inch on the pedal. This will make it easier to push and give your pedal a different feel. Just a thought?