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Okay , you'll need a 9 o'clock bell, if you want to get rid of that Z .bar contraption..
We built several stick Chevy II's in the 70's/ Our team mate, Joe Moon DeLorenzo designed the set up. Duffy even sold a few sets in his catalog. It's not real hard .You start with a 1st gen.Camaro cross shaft, and narrow it about an inch . The afore-mentioned block bracket is from a a 69 C series truck. I'll help you if you decide to go that route. ![]()
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Mark has it right, I never had the pivot ball bracket Mark showed. Mine was 3/8 or 1/2 " thick and only used the hole closest to the ball and it was made so it would rest against the boss in the block and not turn or move. I don't know what my bell crank started life as, but a camaro one should work once it is shortened.
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Thanks to all!
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