Studebakers in the clutch

[14x7]

So isn't there more effort in letting out the clutch,with that noisy banging agaisn't thefloorboard from the set-up under the floor? Isn't a camaro clutch release effort alot easier? "wondering out loud"

Had a 50 packard once.

[DEEPNHOCK]

Remember...
GM's ball pivot design is entirely for mass production, and production assembly line ease.
Effort, and longevity are way, way down on GM's priority list.
Jeff[8D]

quote:Originally posted by 14x7

So isn't there more effort in letting out the clutch,with that noisy banging agaisn't thefloorboard from the set-up under the floor? Isn't a camaro clutch release effort alot easier? "wondering out loud"

Had a 50 packard once.

[StudeRich]

Actually if it bothers you that much, you could call a Studebaker Vendor and buy the pads that are missing from your Vehicle whatever it is, and problem solved, no more water spray, engine noise or pedal banging! [:0]

These through the floor pedals are far superior in leverage, longevity, strength and safety to any suspended pedal system. [^]

And all cars prior to 1955 on GM and about 1952 or '54 on Ford, used them with no problem if I remember right! [^]

StudeRich
Studebakers Northwest
Ferndale, WA