Construction Zone
Don\
ryanfay
guess
Ultra Moderator
Location: hayward hills, ca
Join Date: 05/26/2012
Age: Midlife Crisis
Posts: 87

Rally Car:
1983 volvo 242tic


Re: Hydraulic throwout bearing (Ford T5, behind Volvo)
December 11, 2012 09:44PM
FYI if you buy the one on rockauto, youre going to need the input shaft bearing retainer that mates to the camaro box.
Please Login or Register to post a reply
Magnum TE
Toby Eidelman
Infallible Moderator
Location: Santa Rosa
Join Date: 10/12/2011
Age: Midlife Crisis
Posts: 57

Rally Car:
'92 Volvo 940T (tarmac dweller)



Re: Hydraulic throwout bearing (Ford T5, behind Volvo)
December 12, 2012 11:33AM
Quote
ryanfay
FYI if you buy the one on rockauto, youre going to need the input shaft bearing retainer that mates to the camaro box.

Oh, why's that Ryan? I thought the pics you posted were from a Ford T5. Is the rockauto part different in some way?



I like to play with cars, it's very inappropriate.
Please Login or Register to post a reply
ryanfay
guess
Ultra Moderator
Location: hayward hills, ca
Join Date: 05/26/2012
Age: Midlife Crisis
Posts: 87

Rally Car:
1983 volvo 242tic


Re: Hydraulic throwout bearing (Ford T5, behind Volvo)
December 12, 2012 11:45AM
Yeah its a ford t5. The camaro bearing retainer has mating surface in which the throw out bearing connects and is machined to center the bellhousing. I'll get some pics later.
Please Login or Register to post a reply
ryanfay
guess
Ultra Moderator
Location: hayward hills, ca
Join Date: 05/26/2012
Age: Midlife Crisis
Posts: 87

Rally Car:
1983 volvo 242tic


Re: Hydraulic throwout bearing (Ford T5, behind Volvo)
December 13, 2012 01:12AM
Alrighty. Here is the piece in question.

Its about yeah thick:

but has a smaller diameter:

Uh oh. Some may die... or a spacer can be made smoking smiley.
Please Login or Register to post a reply
Pete
Pete Remner
Godlike Moderator
Location: Cleveland, Ohio
Join Date: 01/11/2006
Age: Midlife Crisis
Posts: 2,022


Re: Hydraulic throwout bearing (Ford T5, behind Volvo)
December 13, 2012 07:06AM
Ok, that's where they made up the 3/4" difference then. Excellent!



Pete Remner
Cleveland, Ohio

1984 RX-7 (rallycross thing)
1978
Silence is golden, but duct tape is silver.
Please Login or Register to post a reply
Magnum TE
Toby Eidelman
Infallible Moderator
Location: Santa Rosa
Join Date: 10/12/2011
Age: Midlife Crisis
Posts: 57

Rally Car:
'92 Volvo 940T (tarmac dweller)



Re: Hydraulic throwout bearing (Ford T5, behind Volvo)
December 13, 2012 09:36AM
that's pretty trippy Ryan. So the camaro boxes have a seperate input shaft retainer and front bearing retainer?

I'm hoping I won't need to play around with that. I'm going to install the fork this weekend and see how it goes.



I like to play with cars, it's very inappropriate.
Please Login or Register to post a reply
ryanfay
guess
Ultra Moderator
Location: hayward hills, ca
Join Date: 05/26/2012
Age: Midlife Crisis
Posts: 87

Rally Car:
1983 volvo 242tic


Re: Hydraulic throwout bearing (Ford T5, behind Volvo)
December 13, 2012 10:26AM
The bearing is held by the that piece there. The race sits inside it. The TOB bolts to it.
Please Login or Register to post a reply
ryanfay
guess
Ultra Moderator
Location: hayward hills, ca
Join Date: 05/26/2012
Age: Midlife Crisis
Posts: 87

Rally Car:
1983 volvo 242tic


Re: Hydraulic throwout bearing (Ford T5, behind Volvo)
December 16, 2012 11:19PM
Quote
Pete
Ok, that's where they made up the 3/4" difference then. Excellent!

Thats an engineering tape measure where they deal in 1/10s of a foot. Should have pointed that out.
Our lives are in the hands of engineers oh joy.
Please Login or Register to post a reply
ryanfay
guess
Ultra Moderator
Location: hayward hills, ca
Join Date: 05/26/2012
Age: Midlife Crisis
Posts: 87

Rally Car:
1983 volvo 242tic


Re: Hydraulic throwout bearing (Ford T5, behind Volvo)
January 23, 2013 10:11PM
A thought occured to me today: I prolly need a camaro master cylinder or one comparably sized to make this happen.
Please Login or Register to post a reply
john vanlandingham
John Vanlandingham
Senior Moderator
Location: Ford Asylum, Sleezattle, WA
Join Date: 12/20/2005
Age: Fossilized
Posts: 14,152

Rally Car:
Saab 96 V4



Re: Hydraulic throwout bearing (Ford T5, behind Volvo)
January 23, 2013 11:35PM
Quote
ryanfay
A thought occured to me today: I prolly need a camaro master cylinder or one comparably sized to make this happen.

3/4" anything works..
Hey Ryan what da fuque you blabbering about miserable Ford 2.3 SOCH pressureplates for over on the Turpidpricks. Yeah it's 228 but it has a dumb bolt patter with 3 groups of 2 bolts.. Nothing else is out there good, just the normal "paint it some clor but same diaphragm as always" junk..

You got a hard on for 228 on a flat Volvo flywheel with the same bolt circle??
I haz 'em on the shelf. just need three little 6mm holes for the dowels..

Didn't want to invade some thread and upset all the ex-spurts there...



John Vanlandingham
Sleezattle, WA, USA

Vive le Prole-le-ralliat

www.rallyrace.net/jvab
CALL +1 206 431-9696
Remember! Pacific Standard Time
is 3 hours behind Eastern Standard Time.
Please Login or Register to post a reply
Magnum TE
Toby Eidelman
Infallible Moderator
Location: Santa Rosa
Join Date: 10/12/2011
Age: Midlife Crisis
Posts: 57

Rally Car:
'92 Volvo 940T (tarmac dweller)



Re: Hydraulic throwout bearing (Ford T5, behind Volvo)
January 25, 2013 01:59PM
Got about 400mi on the new setup. The super armored clutch fork is working great.


http://i483.photobucket.com/albums/rr191/Magnumte/Volvo/Goldie/T5%20Swap/Clutch%20PP/1214122246b.jpg



Added some out-riggers to the fork ends and a backing plate to the pivot point.

The KEP 228mm pressure plate is holding great with the full face disk @10psi of boost. I'm getting close to turning the wick up.



I like to play with cars, it's very inappropriate.
Please Login or Register to post a reply
ryanfay
guess
Ultra Moderator
Location: hayward hills, ca
Join Date: 05/26/2012
Age: Midlife Crisis
Posts: 87

Rally Car:
1983 volvo 242tic


Re: Hydraulic throwout bearing (Ford T5, behind Volvo)
February 01, 2013 12:05AM
Quote
john vanlandingham
Quote
ryanfay
A thought occured to me today: I prolly need a camaro master cylinder or one comparably sized to make this happen.

3/4" anything works..
Hey Ryan what da fuque you blabbering about miserable Ford 2.3 SOCH pressureplates for over on the Turpidpricks. Yeah it's 228 but it has a dumb bolt patter with 3 groups of 2 bolts.. Nothing else is out there good, just the normal "paint it some clor but same diaphragm as always" junk..

You got a hard on for 228 on a flat Volvo flywheel with the same bolt circle??
I haz 'em on the shelf. just need three little 6mm holes for the dowels..

Didn't want to invade some thread and upset all the ex-spurts there...

I'll try and give you a call tomorrow. Im still reeling after the last big bank account gang rape that is the "tuition" thing. Actually its illeeegal for the state of CA to charge tuition so I guess I should say fees?
I actually have a nice collection of pressure plates now. A SVO one that is 225(?)mm that was slightly softer than the centerforce.
Anticipate a call from one of the fine bay area yards.
I know if I call from school, I'll be too distracted by the scenery in our nice 70* weather weve been having to have any kind of meaningful conversation.
Please Login or Register to post a reply
Sorry, only registered users may post in this forum.

Click here to login