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Thread: Forte Hydro CLutch set up

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    Forte Hydro CLutch set up

    Guys,

    Just assembled the transmission and motor. 5.0 coyote, TKO600 and steel quick time bellhousing.
    Take a look at these photos. Does this seem correct? Doesn't seem to have enough room to get it to fit or function.

    Do I need to disassemble the transmission and Bellhousing to readjust the pivot ball?

    Thanks in advance for your input and thoughts.
    Martin



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    PS, I know the Aluminum spacers are not in the photo, but is the clutch fork to far to the rear of the car. Its about 1/16" away from the back of the bellhousing.

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    Something is way off. Either the pivot, or maybe the TOB isn't on the arm correctly? You want it tipped toward the back slightly, but there should be a decent gap behind the arm. Like this picture I sent in a PM. Same exact parts.

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