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Convert it to a GPS converter and forget inaccuracries. JEGS 41800: Mechanical Speedometer Converter with Built-in GPS - JEGS High Performance I am not endorsing buying this from Jegs though.

One of my top favorite cars!!!

If this is in your Demon, then the correct fix is to sell the car to a guy in NJ! As luck would have it, I am in NJ and I would love to buy a Demon with a clutch!!!:lol:

I agree, but I didn't want to get into a greatly detailed explanation when the man should be reviewing his service manual when the problem starts getting complex.

The nose of the pinion should be the same number as the transmission axis but in the opposite direction. So if the pinion is pointing down at 2 degrees, the trans axis at the tail should be up 2 degrees. Therefore they will remain parallel.

Pinion angle problem on the differential.

I don't think I am saying anything different than you. The sleeve you mention is part of the bearing assembly. If the clutch rod is not adjusted correctly, the bearing can remain in constant contact with the pressure plate fingers and spin long enough to overheat, burn off the grease and then...

No, I meant throw-out bearing. But my experience is Chebby related. The input shaft on a Chebby goes thru the center of the throw-out bearing and sometime will rub on the bearing so much that the rubbing can even cause the input shaft to continue spinning enough to cause difficulty in getting...

Yes, that what he means. If more travel is added to the clutch fork and you still have this problem, then the throw-out bearing is dragging on the input shaft. That means you'll have to pull the trans and take a look at it.

Xs 2 with this advice! To retain the heat treating, dip the still hot part in hot cooking oil to quench it. Otherwise, you may find that hard shifting starts to bend it there.

I concur that it is probably the input shaft bearing. A misalignment there will allow the shaft to be off-center which will cause the throw-out bearing to have problems engaging correctly with the pressure plate. This will also make it very difficult to shift into reverse. Ignoring this will...