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Well I should have my driveshaft back tomorrow. If I could only get around to painting the engine bay I could stick the thing in for good. I got my clutch working. Here is what I used (don't laugh) the stock master cylinder. For a slave cylinder I used one from a probe gt from 89 I believe. I then cut the clutch fork down and I now have release. I will definitly have to take pics here cause there is no way for me to explain what I did. The clutch is a little on the heavy side about like my jeep cj maybe a little lighter. The slave cylinder cost me 19.00 and the stock one came with the car of course. I went to the salvage yard today and picked up a r230 for $350 that includes driveshaft and cvs. well don't want to take up to much space.

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Cool! Glad to hear its coming along, hey if the stock master works, great, I'd have tried to use one if my car wasn't a automatic originally. Anxious to hear how that thing goes.

 

Regards,

 

Lone

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Guest jwelch

I'm jealous,

 

I may have sold my 66 charger today. In the back of my mind I was hoping the 383 4 barrel would go in the Z someday. Mopar Rocks! cheers.gif

 

Regards,

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