Wilwood Clutch M/C Part #260-15098

jwelch68Member

Thought I would post this to save someone the headache of the rabbit hole I just went down.

I've been having clutch engagement issues after about 1000 miles on a new Mcleod clutch and TB. After going thru all the adjustments several times, I decide to change the M/C even though it was new from Wilkinson.

I knew the hard-line fittings would need to change to make this M/C work. However, the plunger rod threads are different than the Wilkinson version, so I had to rethread the fork fitting on the clutch pedal.

Once I had the M/C ready to mount I quickly found out it doesn't match the hole pattern on the pedal box.

Now I'm at the point of either sending the part back and reusing the Wilkinson M/C or drilling out the pedal box and force the Wilwood to fit.

John

4/21/249:56 AM

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