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I posted this on another post, but maybe it would be best posted here:

Does anyone know of a small machine shop in the Fort Worth area that will take walk in work? I'm going to have to have a partial hole drilled or machined into my T-5 adapter. Steve at Buffalo missed the location of the clutch fork pivot ball hole on the adapter. It is partial, but I need it opened up. Should be an easy job for a machine shop, if I can find someone to take a very small job like this.

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for any consequence, joe
i used a later bell housing (b-hind my 292) and an old 58-64 corvette clutch fork arm to make my clutch fork work/ actuate. i did have to make the adjusted but it's complicated in words to discribe. a simple welded adapter/ adjuster. better than having the ball relocated w/ machine work.
i can't say this helps ya, but maybe others.
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Can you send me a pic?? I would do it for you for free here at the shop if it is a basic thing.


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