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Clutch Pedal Tension Spring 245 200 1986

posted by  Volvo From Heck on  Mon Aug 21 18:23 CST 2017
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Michael Y -- I'm curious as to how you set up the cable. That's my next task with the Olds F85 3.5L V8 powered / Camaro T5 trans 245 I'm re-inventing -- originally built it with the Olds Hydramatic in 1989 in a '76 265. It's now in a '93 245 auto body. I figured to anchor the cable end to a bracket behind the fork and use the sheath to actuate the fork and make adjustments. I have both cable and hydraulic pedals. Another alternative is to buy a hydraulic system (Datsun 510 master, slave and flex hose can be purchased new for under $75). Can't make up my mind which way to go. The clutch is an Olds coil spring cover. Any input would be appreciated. thanks, Dave






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