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Look at post #12 and #14.

EDIT: Sorry, I was showing frustrations again, my bad.

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Old 09-14-2014, 12:54 PM
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Look at post #12 and #14.

EDIT: Sorry, I was showing frustrations again, my bad.

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it's all good, I was showing mine too.
i'm glad you've responded to help me.

thanks again everyone.

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The bearing is a timkin part #1377C
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thanks Dave, I've ordered one!

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ok. the bearing is in, trans installed, and the clutch is disengaging now. awesome.
still seems like I could've used an even bigger bearing tho, because my shaft is adjusted almost fully out, and the fork is about 1/8th inch from bottoming on the bellhousing again.


do I need a different brake pedal pushrod? I used the one from the automatic setup, but the pedal seems real low. lower than it was.

still have to find a drive shaft, I have the yoke tho.

does anyone know exactly how long the driveshaft would be for a 71 GTO w/ Muncie.

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do I need a different brake pedal pushrod? I used the one from the automatic setup, but the pedal seems real low. lower than it was.
Make sure you are in the correct hole.

The 4 speed pedal and auto pedal will have two holes. One for manual brakes and one for power brakes. If it is too low, you might need to go to the upper hole in the pedal.

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