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08-25-2003, 03:55 PM
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Has anyone used the clutch fork from PY not the NOS but the replacement one. I just got mine in today and compared it to the old one. it seems a little longer from the point that the piviot ball sits to the end where the bearing sits, also the spring metal that keeps the fork on the pivot is longes and not centered over the depression. I just sorta tried to put the fork on and it seems the retainnig steel part is to long to get it on the ball.
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08-25-2003, 03:55 PM
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Has anyone used the clutch fork from PY not the NOS but the replacement one. I just got mine in today and compared it to the old one. it seems a little longer from the point that the piviot ball sits to the end where the bearing sits, also the spring metal that keeps the fork on the pivot is longes and not centered over the depression. I just sorta tried to put the fork on and it seems the retainnig steel part is to long to get it on the ball.
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