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Old 09-09-2016, 12:08 AM
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clutch rod??
ive broken 3 factory clutch rods on my 72 dodge challenger .Any buddy have any ideas?? thank you
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From the pedal to Z bar or Z bar to fork?

I made a link from Z to fork by welding tabs on the fork and then a tube with left and right heim ends. Adjustable and indestructible.
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Originally Posted by Coronet 500
From the pedal to Z bar or Z bar to fork?

I made a link from Z to fork by welding tabs on the fork and then a tube with left and right heim ends. Adjustable and indestructible.
I've seen this done, works great.
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