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Looking for slave cyl detail - the bracket on subframe


hagdog

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I am doing an auto to manual tranny swap on a 260. I am looking for details on the bracket where the hard and soft lines meet for the clutch slave cylinder.

I dug through microfice and got the OEM parts for the slave cyl clutch line (see attachments). And, routed a hard line for the clutch based on pics I found. But, I have not been able to find details of the bracket where the hard and soft lines for the clutch are secured.

Does anyone have a pic or a link to a pic that shows the bracket on the subframe?

I have an idea of what might work. But, I'd like to see the OEM bracket. Maybe I can save a few hours of work instead of reinventing the 40 yr old proverbial wheel.

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Ah, my specialty! Crawling around on my garage floor with a cell phone camera & flashlight!

The bracket is basically a simple L shaped piece of metal with a large hole in it welded to the body. The big end of the hose goes through hole and sleeve, with the spring shim to retain it, much like the brackets for the brake flex lines welded to each strut tube.

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and here's a picture looking straight up at it, note the underside of my battery tray at the top.

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Edit: My car is a '73 240z, in case of any model year variations.

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Check out the thread from Ben's Z.

Here is the link to the posthttp://www.classiczcars.com/forums/engine-drivetrain-s30/46890-my-engine-build.html

Ben posted photos of his engine bay. You can see the bracket and hose in the first and second photos in post #20.

Pacton's offer sounds like a great deal if your looking at keeping the "origin" look.

Chas

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Thanks for details, guys. Thanks especially, "Captain Zeros" for crawling under the car!

OK, so there is a hole in the middle. That's why it does not slide out...

Charles (Patcon), I will see if can PM you my contact info. Your offer sounds good. Though, I'd like to round up a bit from the postage charge for your trouble.

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I don't seem to have one of a 240z carcass. I have one on 280z but it looks different. A brake standoff might work I have a few of those but they seem to be longer. I could potentially shorten one or send you one to shorten and add an new whole in it.

C

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