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steering column and clutch arm trial fit
bolted up the steering column today...all good.
The clutch arm i knew was going to foul, im thinking of laser cutting a new arm with a u section in the arm to clear the steering shaft.
More investigation needed!
The clutch arm i knew was going to foul, im thinking of laser cutting a new arm with a u section in the arm to clear the steering shaft.
More investigation needed!
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Finished steering box raise
The notch and clutch arm are baiscally finished. I dont plan to weld the notch in yet as i have to replace the crossmember and work a hydraulic clutch master cyclinder into the setup.
heres a few pics of the finished set up.
heres a few pics of the finished set up.
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x.member antics
Pulled the front x-member today. Had to turn to my ol m8 the 'the devastator' at one point! In the right hands its a great tool. in the wrong.....devastating.LOL but funny as shit to watch when it gets out of control!
So the plan is to recreate a new x-member, with the inclusion for a hydraulic clutch.
So the plan is to recreate a new x-member, with the inclusion for a hydraulic clutch.
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Front X member
started on the new front x member. theold one was pretty beat up. also rebuilt the handbrake, machined new bushes and crush tube and replaced all the old clevis pins.
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not much to report this week. I made a new brake pedal bracket and also made a sweet linkage for the accelerator during the week. i like the idea of having adjustment for the pedal, also found these bearings to match up to the stainless rod... so the whole pedal action should be effortless!
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