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Re: Clutch Pivot Ball
You can probably get that from LMC or Classic Industries. When I was a Chevy technician in the early eighties, that was a VERY easily obtainable part. I called the Chevy dealer JUST LAST MONTH about one, and the guy had NO IDEA what I was talking about. Shows how times have changed. I THINK the one on the FRAME side is part of the Z-bar if recall from all the ones I have in the garage. Or else they are all just stuck in there with old grease. If it wasn't 10 degrees, I would go check.
On 67-72 TRUCKS, the motor side is a BRACKET with a pivot ball, unlike CARS, where it screws right into the hole on the block. Hope this helps. Mike
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