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Hydroboost + Hydrualic Clutch?
Hello there!
So I'm putting a hydroboost setup in my '66 Panel, however I'm running a manual transmission with a hydrualic clutch (which I haven't picture up yet either. ('73 SM465). I did find this thread - http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...ght=hydroboost that helped a lot, but I'm not exactly sure if there is enough room to mount the clutch master cylinder? Has anyone done this?
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Join Date: Dec 2007
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Re: Hydroboost + Hydrualic Cluth?
there are a couple guys on here that have used hydraulic clutch w/ power brakes, if I can find the pics/thread I will post 'em up.
basically they just space the brake or clutch mc out far enough with a bracket to clear the booster, or in your case the hydro boost system. they use a modern/aftermarket hydraulic clutch master cylinder.
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Re: Hydroboost + Hydrualic Cluth?
Captainfab make a killer set up for that....
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Re: Hydroboost + Hydrualic Cluth?
check out this thread:
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...draulic+clutch also check out the link that captian fab put on post #4
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Re: Hydroboost + Hydrualic Cluth?
So it looks like I need to build a bracket to move the hydroboost setup away from the firewall to make room for the clutch master cylinder? Correct?
Or relocate the clutch master cylinder and under dash pedal linkage somewhere else....
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Re: Hydroboost + Hydrualic Cluth?
Found this thread with some creative searching based on the threads you linked...
http://www.67-72chevytrucks.com/vboa...aster+cylinder I think thats the direction I'm going to take. Thanks again!
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Re: Hydroboost + Hydrualic Cluth?
Before you go ahead and purchase that one, I would suggest either contacting Sleepysal or check out his other threads to see if that setup actually works as intended.
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