Lakewood Bellhousing w/adj. clutch fork pivot ball
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Lakewood Bellhousing w/adj. clutch fork pivot ball
I am putting a Lakewood bellhousing in my 78 Pace Car. I am also using the Lakewood clutch fork. I have a Ram clutch, pressure plate, flywheel and throw out bearing. I am putting in a 73 Muncie gearbox with a Gear Vender's overdrive unit on the back of it. Does anyone know about where I should set the ball at to get started with the adjustment? This transmission is long and heavy and I really don't want to have to stab it a dozen times. I have searched the archives and all of the discussions seem to be about Centerforce set ups.
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Re: Lakewood Bellhousing w/adj. clutch fork pivot ball (Arkansas Flash)
You don't need to put the transmission in to do this adjustment. You will need a $2 clutch alignment tool. Your clutch should have come with instructions for getting the fork adjusted properly. If not, I would try to dig them up somewhere or maybe use the same settings as the centerforce clutch. The only pain in the butt is installing/removing the bellhousing a couple of times. When you finally have it set, be sure to use a bunch of locktite on the thing or tack weld it in place. If it came loose, then you would have to pull the whole tranny out.
Chris
Chris