Learning about clutch set-ups. Need a little help

[RodgerH]

Originally Posted by patrickt

Dang, didn't even know there was a D0TZ-7515B. I know there's a C8OZ-7515B that costs about five times as much and is a clip-type for the 390. Click on this link and tell me which one your 7515B looks like the most: http://www.autokrafters.com/v4/go.gn...Template=40002

Hi Patrick,

Nope, you haven't lost your memory! The number should have been EOTZ-7515-B. It's Dorman Part# 14553. Your link didn't have it listed, but you can find it at this link (It takes a minute to completely load):

http://www.rockauto.com/dbphp/mak,FO...92,Clutch+Fork

You can enlarge the picture in the item description.

Rodger

[patrickt]

Originally Posted by RodgerH

Hi Patrick,

Nope, you haven't lost your memory! The number should have been EOTZ-7515-B. It's Dorman Part# 14553.

Good to know the Alzheimer's hasn't set in yet . Tallguy take note: On both of these forks the slave cylinder end is not drilled. You will want to drill a hole in the fork before you mount it (that will make adjusting the clutch a bit easier). Here's a shot of mine: