Hot Rods Clutch flight 727

I'm building a C/Gas 39 chevy with a original B@M clutch flight i need a throwout bearing and a clutch fork any info or help would be awesome

 

try: smrtrans.tripod.com/smrtransmissions/id40.html

 

thanks ill give them a call

 

The hot setup back in the day.

 

yes it was the car has had this trans since they first came out with clutch flites mid 60s iirc

 

What bellhousing are you running? The through out bearing will have to be compatable with a long pressure plate.

 

I'm running a lakewood blowsheild thats been on the car since the 60s
and a Borg@beck PP

 

Try search, couple of older threads about these and clutch turbos you'll find interesting. And part sources.

 

I don't see why the clutch release arm would not be the same a manual trans. and the through out bearing the same as long as front bearing retainer is the same size and has a flat face. If the trans has a manual valve body be prepared for a bone jarring 1-2 shift with out the cushion of the torque converter.

 

yes it's a manual Valve body ohh I'm well aware of the hard shifts

I've searched around but nothing really I've called maverick performance which is one company still making the clutch turbo's he couldn't help me cause my throw out bearing ID was bigger then there's

1.62 Vers there's is 1.42

 

I'm no expert, but pics of what you got, might be help towards what you don't have!
Because some of these guys have done mad skill.

Just use plenty of photos, then hard tasks becomes possible!!

 

Here's hoping you get it going(not my setup).



http://s22.photobucket.com/user/root66/library/727CF?sort=4&page=1

 

Timken site jumps from 1.50 to 1.73

 

ID of bearing its self or the collar that holds it? The area that the collar slides on looks a little short but if things have worked in the past we should be able to get them to work again..

 

try this
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/clutchflite-teardown-manual.597641/#post-6644196

 

No luck finding a throw out bearing still might have to just make something [emoji53]

 

can't believe its this hard to find a throwout bearing