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 Post subject: Cable Operated Clutch?
PostPosted: Wed Dec 28, 2011 9:52 am 
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3 Deuce Weber
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Due to the dart being parked for awhile on account of bent drums, I've been poking around elsewhere.

I had a thought that may get shot down quickly (please do if this idea isn't feasible)

With the shift-linkage/clutch z-bar interference issue, I wonder if one could convert to a cable operated clutch???

Seems like an easy enough concept, and would effectively get rid of any linkage interference/mismatched bellhousings/bent z-bar brackets etc..

Does anyone have any knowledge about this idea? will it work? will it be a disaster?

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PostPosted: Wed Dec 28, 2011 11:05 am 
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I've never seen an A body clutch set-up, but imagining it.... It can't be too much different than a ford. I switched the linkage in my 68 mustang over from mechanical to cable. It wasn't too hard. I used a cable from a fox body mustang, had to weld a cable guide arch in above the pedal pivot. I have a T5 installed, so all the mounting holes for the cable bracket are already there. That might be a pita on yours depending on what tranny you have. You may have to Fab a braced bracket off of the floor or frame.


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