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    5/11/2022 11:13 PM  #26

    Mach173
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    Registered: 8/08/2018
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    Re: Springs that help push the clutch Pedal

    Daze wrote:

    Mach173 wrote:

    Daze wrote:


    I think you would be a lot happier with the system if you ditched the hydraulic throw out bearing and went with a slave cylinder.

    Maybe true, but I have invested quite an amount of money in this solution. Il keep it for now :-)

    I totaly get that.  If you change your mind I am hppy to help you figure out what you need and i'm betting you could make the swap for not much money.  You could retain your pedal assembly and all you would need would be a slave cylinder, a clutch fork, a throw out bearing, and then to make a bracket.  I bet you could do it all for less than $100.
     

    Thanks for input :-)

     

     

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