1968 dodge charger z bar problem

[Hazzard Lugnut]

Hi guys it's me again. I have a z bar / clutch adjustment rod problem. The problem is the two don't line up and I don't know what to do . I ordered the z bar from year one for a 1968 dodge charger , the clutch for is a used one . I'm going to try and upload some pictures. The picture with the adj. rod with a washer on the backside of the fork was to balance it so I could get a pic of it with the rod in it

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The clutch pedal is down against the floor in the last picture

 

[hunt2elk]

Something doesn't look right. Are you sure you have the correct fork? I had an issue with the z-bars that Y.O. sells too. Theirs is kind of a generic style that can be made to work on several different application, but isn't correct for any of them. I ended up selling the one I bought from them on ebay and buying a correct one from Brewers.

 

[Sonny Black]

Brewer's Performance parts are of excellent quality and always fit like the originals.
I have "Mickey Moussed" my own "fabrications" in the passed that have worked...
BUT now that I am
a more mature adult, I would call and ASK for help from people like Brewers (extremely helpful) ...:yes:
too many problems (I do not type fast enough to list problems) can arise if the Clutch linkage is not correct.

JMVHO

 

[Moparsr2fast]

Make sure you have the correct clutch fork also. The total length should be somewhere around 10 3/4". Anything longer, and it would be for a different app. Brewers is the best ( X3 )

 

[Hazzard Lugnut]

Thanks Guys , I measured my clutch fork and sure enough it was too long . It measured 12 in. So I got in touch with Brewers and ordered the correct one and the correct fork pivot because the one I had held the fork too high. Now I'm a happy camper :toothy10:

 

[Hazzard Lugnut]

Thanks Sonny , Brewers fixed me up with the right parts and they were very friendly.