Building ERA Slabside #3012

[ACHiPo]

Andrew,
One other thing to check is whether the throw out bearing fork geometry works with the QuickTime bell housing. I've heard from several people (including Peter and Doug) that a hydraulic TOB is required for the clutch to work right with the QuickTime at least on a 427. I don't know whether the slab side geometry is different.
Evan

[RockBit]

Originally Posted by ACHiPo

Andrew,
I've heard from several people (including Peter and Doug) that a hydraulic TOB is required for the clutch to work right with the QuickTime at least on a 427. Evan

I'm running a QuickTime behind a Pond 427 block, (McLeod dual clutch) and the clutch fork works well.

[AndrewB]

Originally Posted by RockBit

I'm running a QuickTime behind a Pond 427 block, (McLeod dual clutch) and the clutch fork works well.

Thanks guys. I'll be using a hydraulic throwout bearing. If it ends up leaking like all the horror stories portray, then I'll look into switching over to a traditional fork setup. I'll definitely be using a clutch stop to prevent over extension which seems like the root of most of the issues I've read about.