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12-16-2018 05:51 PM #1
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Sweet, what are you going to do for linkage and pedal?Seth
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12-17-2018 04:12 AM #2
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It’ll be hydraulic; as far as pedals I’m not sure yet. I’ve got a few different sets I’ve accumulated so I’ll make one of them work. The pedal that’s in there now was from a full size Chevy truck.
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12-17-2018 05:16 AM #3
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A hydraulic throw out bearing really makes the swap easy! Originally Posted by falconvan
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12-17-2018 12:08 PM #4
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That's the plan, Dave. Speedway has a conversion kit for about $100. From what I'm reading I should be able to use a 4.8 LS flywheel along with an LS7 pilot bearing and it will be a bolt in. Originally Posted by Dave Severson
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