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Originally Posted by Ryan @ RJM JARblue, you can independently move the height of the lower arm section up/down up to 3/4" by loosening the 3 bolt connection between the

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Old 05-21-2014, 07:19 AM   #10 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Ryan @ RJM View Post
JARblue, you can independently move the height of the lower arm section up/down up to 3/4" by loosening the 3 bolt connection between the upper/lower arms allowing the arm to be "clocked" to a new angle and then tighten it back up again. Although the adjustment you mentioned above with the 2 bearing pre-load bolts is specifically just for aligning the clutch rod for a straight push of the linkage and not intended for height adjustment beyond leveling the rod.
Hope that helps a bit but I suspect what you're trying to do is raise the entire assembly more on the firewall which can't be done.
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