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Old 05-19-2020, 03:33 PM
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My car #782 cleared just fine. Not sure what the difference would be except I have a QuickTime bellhousing.
That could be it. I have a Lakewood. Here was the original thread on it all: So, Should I Replace This Part or Not?
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These are the 2 pins I’m talking about. The one on the left is the old clutch slave pin , the one on the right is the new style. The new one used a fork with a hole in it to ease adjustment.
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OK - I have a similar setup although the adjusting nut ERA provided was a shorter version - but it all works fine. My TO fork is similar.
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I had the fork with the hole originally but replaced it with the one in my picture above. I did keep the adjuster you show on the right and just shortened the rod since the hole is no longer there.
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Thanks for the replies / i'm thinking the adjuster with the hole will be easier to adjust .
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It is. Just don’t be too tempted to cut it shorter if it seems too long at first. I did just that and ended up having to buy another rod after I got the clutch all dial in.
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THANKS for the tip , my car has plenty of room to leave it long- DanEC
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