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Old 03-08-2019, 10:14 AM
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Default 64-67 Z-bar/ clutch pedal repair bushings
64-67 Z-bar/ clutch pedal repair bushings these flange bushings repair the wearable egg shaped holes & saw cut ends of your worn clutch linkage . $25.00 for 3 pcs.

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5 sets available 7 sets sold

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Do you have a pic of the bushings?

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Will repair other years with 5/16" ends / holes . 4 sets left

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The repair bushings go in the holes [2]on the countershaft[z-bar] & 1 in the clutch pedal hole. If your 3 holes are elongated from wear it takes the slop out & the bind from metal to metal . Generally the male ends of the countershaft get a cut mark in the ends as does the clutch adjustment rod . You would weld the cut mark & file fit it to fit the new bushings & drill [3/8] the 3 holes to accept the repair bushings& put a dab of good grease Very smooth pedal feel.

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$30.00 3 pcs. shipped with USPS & tracking / delivery confirmation.

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Plenty in stock with excellent feedback.

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Do you have a pic of the bushings?

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Also, what material are the bushings made of?

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Oilite Bronze with flange .

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Interested as I was about to order a new Z-Bar due to it having an elongated hole.
Mind sending me some pics of the bushings?

Is welding 100% required?

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Interested as I was about to order a new Z-Bar due to it having an elongated hole.
Mind sending me some pics of the bushings?

Is welding 100% required?

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The elongated holes would need to drilled to 3/8" to accept the repair bushing , check both holes on zbar & the clutch pedal hole as well . Welding is only required to fix the male ends on the zbar linkage from the pedal to zbar ends & clutch adjustment rod end . Also makes a nice smooth pedal feel . email sent.

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Interested as I was about to order a new Z-Bar due to it having an elongated hole.
Mind sending me some pics of the bushings?

Is welding 100% required?

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christian@gmail.com is not a good email / failed to deliver

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That is because you forgot the word "email" in front of it
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