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01-07-2016 05:14 PM
Nice!
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09-21-2016 06:33 PM
Update on the car, I picked up an '07 busa motor with low miles, it is mounted in the car now, getting an exhaust built, I need to setup the throttle and shifter linkage, wiring and air box.
want to have it ready for Glamis but I'm beginning to panic, I run into little problems that seem to take much longer than they should to work out.
Anyone have experience with the bust hydraulic clutch? the one that I have was broken at some time and welded, I'm assuming this was because the master cylinder was too big and it just acted as a hydraulic jack, I think my master cylinder is a 3/4" CNC, is that too big or is there a modification used to limit the volume of fluid going to the slave?
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09-22-2016 12:53 AM
You need an adjustable stop on the clutch pedal. Limit the stroke of the master cylinder and you limit the stroke of the slave cylinder.
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09-22-2016 11:27 PM
I put a spacer and a jam nut under the rubber bellow to limit master cylinder travel. I used a 5/8 Mc to give the clutch slightly better feel.
Proud owner of a two seat pucker-mobile. Funco inspired mini buggy powered by a Busa. Giving out free rides to anyone brave enough.
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09-26-2016 06:44 PM
Thanks for the tips, I consider one or combination of both of these suggestions.
Any suggestions on shifter linkage, I'm trying to figure a way of adding an extra link in the setup that was on the car for the 750 engine, now I'm thinking on some how hybridizing adding a cable but not sure how that will hookup to the shifter, suggestions, pictures?
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09-26-2016 06:53 PM
Theres also a clutch slave saver for the busa. Reccommend!!
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09-27-2016 06:17 PM
If your mean the stock hydraulic clutch slave cylinder, that has the rod that actually moves the clutch, I have that.
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09-27-2016 08:01 PM
That part keeps the cylinder from breaking off if the master pushes too hard,
I would still run a limit of sorts.Proud owner of a two seat pucker-mobile. Funco inspired mini buggy powered by a Busa. Giving out free rides to anyone brave enough.
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