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    Dave Severson is offline CHR Member/Contributor Visit my Photo Gallery
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    Just got one of the hydraulic throwout bearings, sure does eliminate a lot of clutch linkage vs. the headers hassle!!!! The Tilton pedals are really first rate, a bit spendy but IMO well worth it... Lots of compainies selling clutch master cylinders now. If you don't want to pop the big bucks for a fancy aftermarket one, Ford pickups around '85, '86 had a hydraulic clutch cylinder that is a relatively small size, too.
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    Dave: I've never used one of the hydraulic throwout bearings you mention, but have seen them in magazines. What do you have to do to get them hooked up?
    Any modifications to the trans snout or bellhousing?


    Don

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