ZF question
- Justin
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ZF question
For those of you who have done ZF5 swaps, what are you using for a clutch pushrod into the master cylinder?
- Eck
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Re: ZF question
I just ordered this: https://bcbroncos.com/shop/drivetrain/c ... ly-bronco/
I know Chris made his own with some threaded rods and turnbuckle type stuff but at the end of the day, $25 wasn't much more than it would have cost me in materials and time. Also-- if you order that, you may want to order the ZF reverse light pigtail if you are going to hook that up.
I know Chris made his own with some threaded rods and turnbuckle type stuff but at the end of the day, $25 wasn't much more than it would have cost me in materials and time. Also-- if you order that, you may want to order the ZF reverse light pigtail if you are going to hook that up.
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- landshark
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Re: ZF question
I cut off the push rod then threaded it. Used a turnbuckle and threaded rod with heim on the pedal side
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Re: ZF question
I did the same thing as landshark , but be careful not to put your hole on the clutch pedal too low like i did because then you have a pedal that's a little too firm...
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Re: ZF question
Also I am using a brake pedal and existing stud on the pedal.
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