Ford Manual Hydraulic Conversion Slip On Bearing 1400-30 on 2040-parts.com
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HYDRAULIC CONVERSION BEARING FOR FORD TRANSMISSIONS WITH 1.410 COLLAR. WORKS WITH OUR MUSTANG HYDRAULIC CONVERSION KITS. THIS SLIPS ON THE INPUT SHAFT. REPLACES CLUTCH FORK, THROW OUT BEARING AND MANUAL LINKAGE. BRAIDED LINES AND BLEEDER INCLUDED. FULL INSTRUCTIONS INCLUDED.  |
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