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Sold Hydraulic clutch pedals

obijuank5

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I have both types of 85-91 hydro clutch pedal assemblies. Vacuum brakes and hydroboost brakes.

375 shipped for each set. I have a manual non tilt column to go with it for 100 extra local pickup.

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I have both types of 85-91 hydro clutch pedal assemblies. Vacuum brakes and hydroboost brakes.

375 shipped for each set. I have a manual non tilt column to go with it for 100 extra local pickup.

Holy crap, they really worth that much?
I have a complete setup I paid like 40 bucks for.
 
The Jedi is in hustle mode. I’m sure there’s a market for them, and demand will dictate the price. I’ve got no dog in the fight, but we shouldn’t be mucking up his potential sale.
I agree, when I said 100 bucks, I meant thats what I would pay, so anyone out there that's willing to sell for 100 bucks PM me. I could use a second set.
 
If you cant find them or pull them then they are worth it. Put your shit on Ebay. You might be surprised. If you want to sell your set, I'll buy at 100 bucks.

Not everyone can pull parts. My time isn't free.

I'm unemployed so it's back to selling parts off my tailgate.
 
I've seen them sell at that price....... I'll buy them at $100 if anyone has them and I don't even have or really want a manual in my squares.
 
They are pretty rare and there is not a good alternative. Its a real narrow year range. Regular cabs ended in 87, so only 2 years in those. Suburbans were mostly autos in those years. Blazers were also mostly autos and the manual ones usually get built, not parted. The crew cabs are a ton of money on their own and also get built more than they get parted. The price is what I was seeing when I needed a set. You also need a hydraulic bellhousing to go with it, they pull real good money too. If you have wheeled a mechanical linkage hard you will understand the need for a hydro setup. It took me a whole evening of cursing to swap my pedals, its a pain in the ass to reach all the bolts. obijuank5 isn't getting rich at that price, rare part+ time= $$
 
Holy hell. Mine were free when I bought my hydro boost unit for $20. I never got around to using them and was about to scrap them.
 
I pull mine out next month and have to get everything together to sell, it took a while to find the hydro bell housing too. Good call on your selling price!!
 
I paid $300 for mine plus shipping last year, now that I am back to an automatic it seems like a good price. Pulling those back out is a pain.
I have sold a few for $250 plus shipping.
I barely listed them and they were sold
 
Have yall ever tried to find a manual trans tilt column 84+? Bonus if it has cruise.

These things are getting tough to find.
 
I got one on eBay from a guy who rebuilds them a few years ago . Last time I checked they were going for $600 on eBay
 
I have both types of 85-91 hydro clutch pedal assemblies. Vacuum brakes and hydroboost brakes.

375 shipped for each set. I have a manual non tilt column to go with it for 100 extra local pickup.
I'd like to have the column, meet in Tulsa? Lol kidding.

Good luck with your sale sir.
 
f'n cash 4 clunkers....I was thinking of doing the manual swap but now...:eek:
 
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