who is the manufacture of the 833

[deputybob2004]

Im trying to put a hydrolic clutch in my dart ,and I dont know which throw out bearing to buy without knowing the manufacture.
my wife likes to drive it every once in a while and has trouble with the pressure of the clutch.
thanks bob

 

[toolmanmike]

I believe they were built by New Process.. Mike

 

[charger70]

2 votes for New Process.

 

[PFogel]

Yes, they were built by New Process. Funny name though. You can learn everything about them on BigBlockDart.com Something you might want to look into is a factory setup for hydraulic actuated clutch. My '95 Dakota Magnum V-6 has that set up with the 5-speed. If you could find one in a bone yard, you could scrounge the bellhousing (fits all smallblocks), the clutch outfit, throwout fork & bearing, hydraulic slave and the clutch master cylinder. I haven't done this before but from looking at it, it sure does look feasible. Good luck. If you try it, let us all know about it, OK?
Pat

 

[JohnRR]

Yes, they were built by New Process. Funny name though. You can learn everything about them on BigBlockDart.com Something you might want to look into is a factory setup for hydraulic actuated clutch. My '95 Dakota Magnum V-6 has that set up with the 5-speed. If you could find one in a bone yard, you could scrounge the bellhousing (fits all smallblocks), the clutch outfit, throwout fork & bearing, hydraulic slave and the clutch master cylinder. I haven't done this before but from looking at it, it sure does look feasible. Good luck. If you try it, let us all know about it, OK?
Pat

I have the Bellhousing from an early 90's truck , the slave cylinder is on the pass side of the engine , I never tried to see if it would clear the firewall of a car body ?

the biggest thing to over come is the mounting of the master cylinder to the clutch pedal