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Old 12-29-2020, 01:25 PM   #21
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Wow would love to get my hands on that I’ve been searching.....
Timco:
“The Pelican master clutch kit came with a very short pivot stud. Don't use it. Keep the longer one. This changes the engagement point to very high in the travel and it sucks.”

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Old 12-29-2020, 05:29 PM   #22
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[QUOTE=BFeller;628348]Timco:
“The Pelican master clutch kit came with a very short pivot stud. Don't use it. Keep the longer one. This changes the engagement point to very high in the travel and it sucks.”

So if I read this right, the shorter pivot bolt changes the engagement point to very high in the travel and it sucks.”? Am I correct?

I ordered the pivot bolt, release bearing and pilot separately from Pelican, as I had the Sachs clutch set, not kit already. I guess I have some more investigating to do, would hate to get in there and have two pivot bolts the same length. I'll call Pelican in the morning and let everyone know what I find.

Again thanks for all your help, only want to do this once!
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Old 12-30-2020, 09:44 AM   #23
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Called Pelican to discuss the clutch ball pin lengths and though there are no dimensions listed it appears the the one for the "S" looks longer than the one their system shows for my 98 base and its also $48 verses $8.50 I also called local dealer and unfortunately the "S" one was not in stock to compare actual length.
Any ideas? Sure want to get it right first time......


Ball pin for 98 Box appears to be shorter.....
https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_Info/0B1141777AM100.htm?pn=0B1-141-777-A-M100&bt=Y&fs=0&SVSVSI=1042


Ball pin for 2000S which appears to be longer....
https://www.pelicanparts.com/cgi-bin/ksearch/PEL_search_2016.cgi?command=DWsearch&description=99611671602
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Old 12-30-2020, 05:23 PM   #24
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Timco:
“The Pelican master clutch kit came with a very short pivot stud. Don't use it. Keep the longer one. This changes the engagement point to very high in the travel and it sucks.”

So if I read this right, the shorter pivot bolt changes the engagement point to very high in the travel and it sucks.”? Am I correct?

I ordered the pivot bolt, release bearing and pilot separately from Pelican, as I had the Sachs clutch set, not kit already. I guess I have some more investigating to do, would hate to get in there and have two pivot bolts the same length. I'll call Pelican in the morning and let everyone know what I find.

Again thanks for all your help, only want to do this once!
I remembered reading it when researching my clutch/rms/Imsb install. I do not recollect a difference in my pivot arms. I used the new pivot arm. I don’t think there was a difference in them. My release is at a point that not my favorite? I cant do it without lifting my heel. So maybe its travel is longer than I like?

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