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02-10-2007 #1
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clutch fork boot
Do you need a rubber boot for where the clutch fork exits the McLeod bellhousing? Got one with the clutch pedal and linkage kit but it does not fit into the McLeod. Can I just leave it out?
Dave
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02-10-2007 #2
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You don't really need it but if you would like to put one in, Lakewood makes one and I'm told it fits the McLeod housing.
02-10-2007 #3
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I was wondering the same thing. My Lakewood boot fit the bellhousing but the fork kept moving it out of place when put through its range of motion. So naturally I gave the boot the boot.
Hasn't caused a problem in the 1,000 miles or so I have put on it. The only thing I am concerned about is that oil from my leaky engine doesn't get down onto my clutch...lol1980 Pontiac Trans Am, Chevy Big Block 468, TKO 600 Trans, Hotchkis TVS, Bilsteins, Eaton/Motive 3:73's, 18" Coddington Junkyard Dogs, Nitto NT555 rubber, Autometers http://www.fquick.com/Bandit
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02-11-2007 #5
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Thanks guys. Sounds like no boot will be just fine then.
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