After much confusion on why a new bell with new brass bushing wouldn't fit right I realized it was because this new crank is not finished the same as the original crank. Where the clutch meets the crank, on the stock crank, has a flat square edge, while the new crank has a bullshit beveled edge that causes the bell to wobble/twist and fuck everything up. This is regardless of how tight you shim the thing. It may also been the reason the teeth on my primary are worn way down, and eventually broke...
So the new crank is back out, and awaiting some wizardry to fix it...
Top: Original crank. Bottom: New crank.

Left: Original crank. Right: New crank.

Top: Original, worn and broken. Bottom: Used but good condition replacement.

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