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REDKG Officially Full-On Dubber

327 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·

#583729
does anyone in Aus sell a guide tube adaptor that fits to an early gearbox to enable a late style clutch release bearing to be used. my engine was balanced with a late type diaphram clutch to suit a late 1300 gearbox, i"m now replacing it with an early swing axle gearbox.

Samblers Officially Full-On Dubber

236 posts · joined Apr 2005 ·

#583977
I think you can replace the clutch bearing shaft/arm thingy for a different one... can get different bushes to suit also

xornge666x Wolfsburg Wizard

460 posts · joined Sep 2006 ·

#584039
aircooled.net sells them.
I have tried to find one in OZ before with no joy... It is the best option, or you can carefully screw a late style bearing guide to the early trans housing, but its not as sturdy as the seal version...

T/O Bearing ADAPTER Collar Part #: CFP0010
Price: $ 30.00
This sweet product pushes in to replace the mainshaft seal (this includes the new seal) and lets you use the 1971' T/O shaft and LATE T/O Bearing (and the late pressure plates, which includes the 210 and 215mm units) on 70' and older transmissions! Includes the input shaft seal! We recommend a set screw to secure this in place.

hellbugged 48's and straight cuts

5,080 posts · joined Apr 2003 ·

#584045
you could just put a center collar back in the pressure plate..............and use the early gearbox/thrust bearing as is

xornge666x Wolfsburg Wizard

460 posts · joined Sep 2006 ·

#584053
the kennedy pads are shite. I had one come apart, it chewed through the fingers of the pressure plate over time...
which is why I went to the late style clutch.... in an early car with type 4 and twin carbs.... nightmare to remove.
Easiest to do it right the first time to last!!

REDKG Officially Full-On Dubber

327 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·

#584311
thanks