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> Clutch lever arm - how's this look
Amphicar770
post Apr 30 2016, 08:11 PM
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In addition to the one already there, I added a 2nd 1mm washer under the pivot ball.

With tranny mounted to engine, looks like about 1/2" on the engine side if throw out bearing is touching pressure plate. About an inch on the other side.

Good or do I need another washer or thicker washer?

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dangrouche
post Apr 30 2016, 08:47 PM
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If 2mm was removed from the face of the flywheel, then you should be okay. If I were installing this, i would be threading the clutch cable through the trunion and and see how much thread adjustability exists. You should have a primary nut and a secondary nut to lock down the nut and flat washer that contacts the face of the trunion. Sorry,I did not realize you have not yet installed the assembly to the chassis. I believe my first statement is still accurate.
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