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10-20-2020, 10:19 AM
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BTW, for anyone wanting to make their own clutch rods, or manual trans shifter rods etc. Easiest way is .500” mild steel tubing, .095 wall, which has a .310 ID. This ID is the right size for a 3/8 24 tap, so no drilling required.
Just need a R/H and L/H 3/8-24 tap and the appropriate left and right rod ends, (which are pretty cheap at $5 ea). The clutch fork from Speedway is $39.95. https://www.speedwaymotors.com/Speed...ork,37080.html
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