Driven Clutch Close to Brake Bracket

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    Driven Clutch Close to Brake Bracket

    Hey guys...I have a mid-80's Argo I/C 8x8, and my secondary (driven) clutch is REALLY close to my left brake bracket. My clutches are in alignment per the manual, and my transmission shaft has well under 1/8" end play.

    Has anyone ever ran in to this?

    Thanks,

    Bob

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    I can have a look at one tomorrow but never really noticed to be honest.

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    Yes your right it is very close you would almost think they touch but they don't so everything is good
    '99 Conquest 104hp turbocharged intercooled EFI Chevy Sprint conversion
    "Argo 8x8's only" type of guy
    "old school Argo expert"

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    Hey guys, I solved the problem. I bought a brand new 2014 Frontier 650 8x8 off the dealer's showroom. Night and day over the mid-80's 8x8 I/C!

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    That sure is the way to fix that problem....

    Congrats on the new machine.
    Even if you’re on the right track, you’ll get run over if you just sit there.
    —Will Rogers

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