help with part identification

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  1. EFIMAV

    EFIMAV Member

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    I'm almost 100% sure this is a V8 clutch setup for a maverick. I would like to confirm that with someone who is a little more familiar with these parts. Thanks
     

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  2. dmhines

    dmhines Dixie Maverick Boy

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    Yup ... sure is ..... and includes all the mounts ..... The bushings from the engine side mount are not in the picture ...
     
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    I have seen that large 'ball' type engine side pivot before, but mine does not look like that.
    Mine is a straight 'stud' off the side of the block, with a large ball shaped bushing slid over it. Hard to explain, but it is a thick spherical plastic bushing.
    Dave
     
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    DM, the bushing for the block pivot ball is still in the Zbar. It needs to be replaced. Thanks to both for the info. just wanted to be sure. Ratio, the z bar looks right, correct?
     
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  5. Mavaholic

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    Looks like mine so it must be right. :D
     
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    Oh yeah...
    That's the stuff.
    You have a complete set from what I can tell. Except maybe the pedals.
    Dave

    Edit: I just remembered, the Z bar has a big return spring that goes to the firewall.:wave:
     
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    figured the pedals are no big deal since I can use a 6cyl setup
     
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    maverick1970 MCG State Rep

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    Looks just like the setup that I have.
     
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    yup, dats it.
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    thanks to all and happy Thanksgiving!
     
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