Hello I'm having issue like urs with stiff pedal and it is mounted thru the speedo hole also. With the lmc177 ms did u keep it in the same hole or move it up on the firewall? Thanks jayNew MC bleed and we have FEATHER. The 1996 FORD F-150 5.0L V8 LMC177 (Luk part number) Clutch Master Cylinder (18mm) 0.708 inch bore is perfect. It's no where near as stiff and the feather begins just off the bottom of the stroke. The stroke is just a hair shorter so have to adjust the stop I put in but the difference is night and day over the larger bore MC I was using.
Test drive was all good. No issues at all shifting......Looks like this is solved for me.....Fingers crossed the adapter leak doesn't come back.
Tim
Same hole.....speedo hole.Hello I'm having issue like urs with stiff pedal and it is mounted thru the speedo hole also. With the lmc177 ms did u keep it in the same hole or move it up on the firewall? Thanks jay
Thanks And how is the pedal feel? Is it hard to push? Or soft pedal?Same hole.....speedo hole.
Tim
Appreciate the pics that looks almost identical to mine but I have a 1990 master cylinder on mine off f250 5.No stiffer than my 2014 Shelby, Mounting the master up higher will make it softer.
I used a speed bit to make the Speed-o hole bigger. I will say I went UP meaning I made the hole larger not going any lower than the original hole.
Tim
Thanks for the info gonna try that setup and keep updatedThose pictures are from mack-up. The MC shown is a 1992 F150 LUK LMC176 Master Cylinder Bore Size: 0.875 which was like an oh/off switch. Very short stroke. Very hard to drive in stop and go traffic and a touch stiffer than what I use now. I now use a LUK177 (18mm) 0.708 inch bore from a 1996 FORD F-150 5.0L which is a longer stroke and much better feel i.e. feather.
Tim