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Camaro Research Group Discussion => Mild Modifications => Topic started by: dellswo on August 30, 2006, 04:23:54 PM
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1967 Camaro 327 with a Powerglide. I am switching over to a Muncie 4 speed and I do not see a place to attach the clutch return spring. A big block has a metal bracket you attach to the exhaust manifold. Where do you attach the clutch spring to on a small block?? I have a rod that connects to the clutch fork and the other end of the rod connects to a spring. The spring has to hook on something but I cannot figure out what ... Help ??? I don't want to drill a hole in the engine mount ... What did the spring attach to from the factory ??
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There should be a small hole (for the spring) in the engine mounting bracket.
Dan
(http://mysite.verizon.net/pacesetter.camaro/Clutch.jpg)
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Is the engine mounting bracket also called the motor mount ?? I checked that and there are no holes on either mount ( passenger or drivers side) . If I have to
I can drill a small hole into the mount for the spring ......
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That's the engine mount frame bracket - look closely and you should see a small hole in the flange that overhangs the rear edge of the crossmember.
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Is this the engine bracket ? I do not see a hole on mine ?
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or isthis the bracket that should have the hole in it for the spring ??
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The first photo (the frame bracket, not the rubber mount) should have the small hole for the clutch return spring.
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I know it's probably not at the top of your list, but if you get a chance could you take some pictures and/or describe how the process went? I've got a '68 with a powerglide, and I've contemplated the same swap many times.
Thanks, and sorry I didn't have any advice to offer.
OCB
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Here's a photo I found of a clutch return spring on a 67 small block (no, not mine).
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I swapped a pg for muncie. I couldnt find any hole for the return spring so i made one lol