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Clutch pushrod "bullet"
need to find the "half ball" that goes on the clutch rod that pushes on the throw-out fork. I have the ford arm with a large detent for the rod end with the hole in the center of the detent.
Just spent hours searching and came up with nothing . The "half ball" must be larger than a chevy rocker arm pivot ball ,which would work, but it goes through the hole in the arm. Any body know what I'm talking about ?:confused: |
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Sorry Motorhead, those are pivot bolts.
But this thread today has a really nice setup made by Fortes though. http://www.clubcobra.com/forums/all-...-cylinder.html |
Chevy V8 rocker arm ball. Any NAPA.
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Spd brake: those are pivots (fulcrum) for the throw out arm. I need a part that would look like just the rounded portion with a hole thru it.
MKIV. The chevy/ford rocker ball pivot is too small, goes right thru the hole in the outboard end of the arm. Thanks for the replies Ted |
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I just installed one on a 67 Fastback Mustang. Big block with top loader.
Check this out to see if it's what you need. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Clutch-Fork...8AAOSwzLZdLVnJ |
Thanks for the leads guys, I'll check them out. One of them should do the job.
Ted |
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