Hey, I know that rig!
Hey, I know that rig!
that's what I figured but never seen one like that, I finally got it all sorted out after couple attempts. even tested the clutch fork pivot once installed with a dowel and prybar, everything was smooth and engaged/disengaged nicely.That's two different kinds of throw out bearings.
i do, it made it pretty simple except for shift fork orientation mounting bolt with a thousand washers lol, otherwise no complaints.It’s been a while I know but stumbled up on this tread. Leaning toward an LS swap in my yj and wondered if you liked the QuickDraw and would use it again or not?
Good deal, probably heading that route for now until I change my mind after buying everything like normal hahai do, it made it pretty simple except for shift fork orientation mounting bolt with a thousand washers lol, otherwise no complaints.
Buffy, im running the same motor and trans and gmax adapter. But i dont want to use the adjustable throwout bearing. What off the shelf TOB can i use or what did you finally use?In the picture below you can see the adapter plate between the trans and engine.
Originally is was going to use an external slave cylinder/throwout bearing combination but ran into figment issues when the clutch fork hit the trans tunnel. Novak claims they had never run into this issue before. They supplied the internal slave cylinder combo so not sure what my other choices were. If you do go with an internal slave cylinder pay close attention to where the bleeder fitting comes out. Mine came out at the 3 o’clock position and was pure hell to bleed out the air.Buffy, im running the same motor and trans and gmax adapter. But i dont want to use the adjustable throwout bearing. What off the shelf TOB can i use or what did you finally use?
Edit: i see that u went with internal slave. What TOB were you gonna use with the external