[CodyNelson]

I have a 2000 GT with a vortech blower and 3.73 gears. I will be using a Maximum Motorsports quadrant and a firewall adjuster (so cable doesn't have to be adjustable). I want ones that you all have tried and that don't stretch like some crappy aftermarket cables do

 

[cliffyk]

I have been running the ATP cable from Advance Auto Parts ($69) for nearly 2 years, with a RAM HDX clutch (rated for 450 lb-ft)--with no problems of any sort.

My OE cable was damaged by a sharp edge on an aftermarket quadrant (read more about that here). Needing a replacement NOW and fully prepared to order a Ford cable down the road (no pun intended), I bought the ATP cable--however I found it to be just as good as the OEM unit, well made from good materials, and never ordered the Ford cable--that was 45k miles ago...

 

[lowflyn]

Oem or equivalent

 

[SpectorV]

stick with the OEM cable, I believe maximum motorsports modifies stock cables but not sure

 

[CodyNelson]

Any reviews on the steeda cable?

 

[03RedfireGt]

Heard some bad reviews on the steeda cable. Maximum Motor Sports +1,

 

[CodyNelson]

Ok thanks guys!

 

[CodyNelson]

Maximum Motorsports Quadrant, cable, and firewall adjuster have been ordered! Next paycheck will be clutch and flywheel!

 

[ab_mach1]

Oem or equivalent

stick with the OEM cable, I believe maximum motorsports modifies stock cables but not sure

Tried and true. OEM has a long history of being better than the rest. I'm switching out my FRPP adjustable cable later this spring/summer, even though it's got ~3,000 miles on it.

Maximum Motorsports Quadrant, cable, and firewall adjuster have been ordered! Next paycheck will be clutch and flywheel!

Good choice! I'm pretty sure the Maximum Motorsports kit uses an OEM cable.

Clutch Cable, Quadrant, and Firewall Adjuster Package

Info on the MM cable