Corey 78K5
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Are the pedals the same on both mechanical and hydro clutches, or do I need to look for 85-91 hydro specific ones?
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Clutch Pedal???
- Thread starter Corey 78K5
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No, not the same. Look for the 85-91 version.
Corey 78K5
1 ton status
Thanks Kenny.
Have a set here Corey...and clutch master, line and slave from an '87.
Lemme know if you can't find anything local first.
Lemme know if you can't find anything local first.
The earlier ones can be modded to work with a little effort
Corey 78K5
1 ton status
Will do Rene, thanks.
Corey 78K5
1 ton status
Whats it involve?
Modding...duh. 
Corey 78K5
1 ton status
No sh!t Sherlock?
I think if you can use a tape measure and a drill you can do the mod. The attachment point for the linkage is in a different location on the pedal. You just need to know what the measurement is.
Corey 78K5
1 ton status
Oh hell I can do that. If I can make a 92 Toyota clutch master cylinder work in a 63 Scout then I can make a Chevy part work in a Chevy.
Now you just have to find someone to measure it for you... **COUGH**RENE**COUGH**
Corey 78K5
1 ton status
Yeah just find some fockchop with a measuring tape. Bastard would probably do it in that metric stuff just to piss me off too.
I used all factory GM hydro's and a Hydro-bell
But I modified my stock non-hydro pedals to accept the Hydro pushrod, and I added a stop that hits the firewall to prevent over-stroking the master
Yes, he probably would do that... even though he would probably measure in inches, then convert it over before sending the info.
Corey 78K5
1 ton status
Makes sense. I have to mod the fire wall anyways.
Corey 78K5
1 ton status
Yeah, would be chicken sh!t like that.
hmmmm, millimeters.
Oh no...I definitely have a metric only tape at hand. By far the best system for very accurate measurements. I really really want to provide Corey with the most accurate info I can.
to make my stop I just cut my stock auto brake pedal arm and made a "t" that I welded to the clutch pedal arm the top of the "t" is what contacted the firewall to spread out the load.
The only mod I did to the fire wall was the hole for the master
