Reply to "Clutch Slave Alternative Solution??"

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@lousbby posted:
I have a similar set up on my VW bus trans for my sand rail.

Funny that you say that. I believe I bought the slave I used for my Cobra replica from a sand rail company... laugh Would have been in the 1987 timeframe unless I'm misremembering. I didn't have a lot of room to work with. So, the pull slave was the best solution, and it worked just fine even given the leverage issue associated with the shortened clutch arm to clear the frame rail.

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