Fork rod

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rpmrich

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Do they make extra long clutch fork rods. Any longer than 5 inches
 
rpmrich said:
Do they make extra long clutch fork rods. Any longer than 5 inches
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What's the real question?
Do you need a different length one, or is yours too long,etc.
If you mess with the ratios, it will affect clutch departure, and pedal effort, and pedal-return, and possibly various clearances, around underhood items.
 
AJ/FormS said:
What's the real question?
Do you need a different length one, or is yours too long,etc.
If you mess with the ratios, it will affect clutch departure, and pedal effort, and pedal-return, and possibly various clearances, around underhood items.
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the question was a simple one . do they make clutch fork rods longer than 5 inches, if yes whats are the lengths? the rest of the info is not needed nor was it asked for
 
rpmrich said:
the question was a simple one . do they make clutch fork rods longer than 5 inches, if yes whats are the lengths? the rest of the info is not needed nor was it asked for
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LMFAO
 
They are all longer than 5"...

Go to Brewers Transmission site and look at the forks available for the A B and E cars.
 
AJ/sFormS is rite, if you are required to run a much longer than stock rod the it WILL most certainly effect the geometry of the linkage. Here is a pic of when my clutch was just a single disc. A longer rod would have "worked" but would have pushed the release bearing sleave slightly off the end of the bearing retainer! Solution=.550 thicker twin disc 10.00. In thos pic the bearing just contacted the diaphragm fingers & the fork is already past it ideal contact area.

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