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anyone use a mustang manual rack and pinion on an axle that has been dropped 3"
Lowered it, moved rear leafs inward, changed rear end to a 10 bolt, 8.6 ring from a 2wd S10, added mini tubs, and new wood floor, and of course...
61" wide between wheel mounting surfaces, open rear end, drum brakes, 5 x 4 3/4 bolt pattern
left rear fender, excellent condition, has notch for spare, fits 55-66.............$200 front grille, painted,...
I am having a problem with my hood hitting the cowl when I first start to open it. The hood moves rearward and hits the cowl when I first start to...
I have found springs that provide 2.5-3" of drop, not sure about the pro's and con's of using a dropped axle vs. changing the leaf springs to get...
Does anyone make drop spindles for this application? I have not been able to find any. Drop spindles seem like the easiest way to lower the front...
Aha, thanks for the pic, that explains a lot, the mechanism goes way to the front and then to the back to actuate the rear brakes, Thanks for the...
Is that what that is? In my truck the rod is no longer there, just the linkage that is mounted on the frame and there is a lever under the dash....
1955 chevy pickup, 2nd series, what does the rod control that comes thru the firewall and goes down to a clevis that is connected to some frame...
Found the clutch release fork I was looking for on Ebay, I also discovered that this fork is used on 40-54 passenger cars and 47-62 trucks, the GM...
Found the release fork I needed on Ebay for my 55 Chevy 1/2 ton thanks to you! Additional info to others on this part it is P/N 839240 used on...
All I have found is lots of suppliers unfortunately that don't carry that part, so I am wondering if anybody is producing it, or have others found...
this picture shows how much the fork is bent forward
the one shown at the link you provided look considerably different, the one I am looking for has the lever bent forward after it comes out of the...
Yes, it is forged steel, I want to use the stock linkage
I have been looking all over on the net trying to find a clutch release fork, any help/leads on finding one would be greatly appreciated [ATTACH]
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