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05-01-2003, 09:21 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: nampa idaho,usa
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Hydraulic clutch in a 72 truck
anyone have and idea what it would take to put a hydraulic clutch in a 72 4x4. my dad has a bad back and the clutch is getting to him and he says no to an automatic. he tows a lot of heavy loads.the newer trucks with hydraulic clutches dont hurt him . any thoughts..........
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1972 3/4 4x4,14bolt locker rear, dana44 lock right front, sm465, sb 400, blazer tank,dual batterys,3"lift,32-9.00-16 super swampers daily driver other trucks 1972 1 ton dually 4x4,454 4 spd,,235-85-16, flat bed front and rear winches, rear gas tank and under bed gun safe.tilt wheel |
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05-01-2003, 09:40 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: Shelbyville, KY
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I put one in my 72 2x4 truck. You can mount the master cylinder just to the inside of the steering column and between the brake booster and the firewall. You need to change over the single brake pedal set up to dual pedals as well as fabricating the linkage to actuate the clutch master cylinder.
The biggest draw back is that most of the transmissions that use hydralic clutches do not lend themselves to cable driven speedo's. Good luck----Huck 
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