If you're not getting 1-1/8" of travel on the slave cylinder pushrod, then your problem is that you still have air in the line or the cylinders. Go to V8 Archie's site here:
www.v8archie.com/v8Archie/home.htm and click on the menu at the bottom left called Archisms, and then read Archism #1. The key is that at the end of conventional bleeding, you must crack open the slave bleeder, push the pushrod back into the cylinder to expel any trapped air in the slave, tighten the bleeder and slowly release the pushrod drawing fluid in from the reservoir. If that still doesn't cure it, then you may have a bent clutch pedal that prevents you from getting the full travel. See Archism #4.
If you are getting 1-1/8" of travel at the slave cylinder pushrod, then make sure the slave cylinder bracket is securely fastened to the transmission, and that the clutch arm isn't bending as you push the pedal in. If you're still left with a problem, then double check that you got the correct clutch, pressure plate, and throw out bearing.
