Hello, Mike. Why not use a direct drive from the engine sans clutch assembly altogether. Many people do this with preselectors thereby doing away with the extra weight and the hassle. Chris
Hello, Mike. Why not use a direct drive from the engine sans clutch assembly altogether. Many people do this with preselectors thereby doing away with the extra weight and the hassle. Chris
A totally direct connection could in the long run cause damage to the splines on the input shaft of the ENV75, so in my opinion a flexible connection is more advantageous. You can couple the enginge with the preselector using two M-type prop shaft flanges, because they have the same splines as the input shaft of the ENV75, and on the other hand it is not difficult to fix an M-type propshaft flange to the clutch spigot housing. Gerhard
I ran a Riley 6 sports car for many years with a solid drive and had no adverse problems whatever. The gearbox was an Armstrong preselector. Perhaps I was fortunate? Chris
Clutch release "fork K type"
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