Great folks making amazing products! I’ve run the MustangSteve roller/clutch cable/power brake setup for almost 15 years. Couldn’t be happier with the results.
I’ll be honest, I just assumed his name was Steve. That was awesome to see how they put the bearings in and the welds and all. Thanks for taking us on the ride with you. Cant wait to see how this 67 turns out.
The original owner of the company was Steve, located out in the Flower Mound area, if I recall correctly. He sold the company to these folks and retired to the hill country. Their shop is even closer to me in Fort Worth, so that’s ok by me, and they’re just as nice and easy to work with as Steve.
This looks like a great product. I don't know how long this has been around but I sure wish it would have been available when I did a similar mod to my 67 Shelby back around 1975. I also used roller bearings but I found some freeze plugs that fit the bearings and welded them like you do the races. Kind of primitive but we did with what we had back then since there was no internet. By the way, my clutch pedal is still as smooth as the day I added the bearings!
Great folks making amazing products! I’ve run the MustangSteve roller/clutch cable/power brake setup for almost 15 years. Couldn’t be happier with the results.
I’ll be honest, I just assumed his name was Steve. That was awesome to see how they put the bearings in and the welds and all. Thanks for taking us on the ride with you. Cant wait to see how this 67 turns out.
The original owner of the company was Steve, located out in the Flower Mound area, if I recall correctly. He sold the company to these folks and retired to the hill country. Their shop is even closer to me in Fort Worth, so that’s ok by me, and they’re just as nice and easy to work with as Steve.
This looks like a great product. I don't know how long this has been around but I sure wish it would have been available when I did a similar mod to my 67 Shelby back around 1975. I also used roller bearings but I found some freeze plugs that fit the bearings and welded them like you do the races. Kind of primitive but we did with what we had back then since there was no internet. By the way, my clutch pedal is still as smooth as the day I added the bearings!
This is awesome as the clutch on my 1965 makes it almost impossible to drive..
Is that brake pedal supposed to hit the clutch shaft?
Was that a 66 clutch pedal?
I don't believe so as its modified to accept a cable driven clutch. You can get the pedal from Mustang Steve