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Old 06-14-2010, 02:22 PM   #1
cris well
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manual to hydraulic clutch

has anyone ever done this?

i'm looking at a 69 250 six and 3-speed manual. i thought about putting in an auto trans or switching to a hydraulic clutch to make it easier to push for daily driving.

i also have a complete WC T5 from an 88 trans am but i think the shifter is too far back for a truck.

can i use the clutch slave and master cylinder from the TA on the truck?
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Old 06-14-2010, 02:59 PM   #2
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Re: manual to hydraulic clutch

You are right about the F-body T-5 shifter being too far back for these trucks. The usual fix is to replace the tail housing and shifter with S-10 parts, or else run buckets.

There are a bunch of hydraulic clutch conversion threads on this board, and I haven't seen any yet that used the F-body MC. That doesn't mean it wouldn't work of course. Are you the adventurous type?

Ray

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Old 06-14-2010, 11:10 PM   #3
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Re: manual to hydraulic clutch

I used the t5,belhousing and slave from a 84 camaro , the master has two many angles for a truck firewall.An aftermarket 3/4 master from wilwood, a braided line , and adapter to the slave was all very simple to rig. Hope this helps - Bob
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