Quartermaster clutch question?

[10_seconds_2luv]

I have just recieved my Quarter Master twin disc metallic clutch today for my 1990 AWD Eagle Talon I have read that there is a "minor clutch fork modification" that must be made to get this clutch to work in this car I have researched this site and came up with nothing Does anyone have any idea what kind of modification this might be? The instructions that came with the clutch are very vague Thanks in advance!

 

[DGajre777]

The only thing I found about the quarter master is that you need to shave the fork or it hits the front of the disc assembly.

http://forum.widsm.org/showthread.php?t=3216

 

[10_seconds_2luv]

The only thing I found about the quarter master is that you need to shave the fork or it hits the front of the disc assembly.

http://forum.widsm.org/showthread.php?t=3216

Thanks anyways.......but that refers to an EVO.........I have a 1st generation 6 bolt AWD Talon......I just do not want to get into it tomorrow night and have to pull the transmission out a 2nd time because of "not knowing".........I have changed the clutch in my car 7 different times so I am not a beginner in this area.........any help here is greatly appreciated

 

[DGajre777]

Thanks anyways.......but that refers to an EVO.........I have a 1st generation 6 bolt AWD Talon......I just do not want to get into it tomorrow night and have to pull the transmission out a 2nd time because of "not knowing".........I have changed the clutch in my car 7 different times so I am not a beginner in this area.........any help here is greatly appreciated

The guy has a 1992 Talon Tsi AWD in the link I posted.

PM these 2 members and ask them if they have any info, one of them has a 2G the other has a 6 bolt 1G and both run the Quarter Master clutch.
http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/member.php?u=60467
http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/member.php?u=28723