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Clutch Linkage Setups 444-544

posted by  malloy1 on  Sun Feb 20 16:39 CST 2011
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The problem I see is that the clutch linkage on the P210 wants to go in a downward direction. So you just ran the push rod directly into the Clutch MC? I figure the angle would be too steep, and a pivot/linkage would have to be used to flatten out the angle.

None of the pictures I've taken really shows the area correctly.

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This is the MC I've been playing around with:

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