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Re: '60-'62 POwer Brake Booster Adapter Bracket With A Clutch
Two of the pics included with your order show how that is installed as well as all the other linkage components.
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Thanks for the response. |
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The new linkage fitting it the one I posted in my question. Thanks for the response. |
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I figured it out. Here's a picture of the newer style (past ten years) of linkage installed.
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anyone installed an lt1 t56 with this bracket? how is the pedal feel. ive put almost 10k on my setup, and i feel like my leg is going to fall off. i thought maybe the clutch was garbage, but i just changed it to a new factory unit, and clutch is still hard. hard enough that i doubt my wife could drive the truck. any ideas?
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Also after looking at the setup, we are installing the push rod on the lower hole in the pedal. By doing so arent we changing the pedals effective ratio. My quick measurement shows current setup to be 3:1 ratio. Movin the push rod hole up 2in would change the ratio to a better 5:1 but not quite the recommended 6:1 ratio. Am i wrong in my measurements and assumptions here?
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What bore size is your clutch master? For that hydraulic release bearing it should be a .750" bore. The clutch pedal shouldn't be that hard to push. A hard pedal is often times a clutch master with a bore size that is too large. The object of the linkage assembly on the inside is not so much to achieve a certain pedal ratio but more so to achieve a full pedal travel while not overstroking the clutch master.
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Hey Captainfab - I finally got back on this site and I'd like to order another 60-62 power brake adapter set-up. I want the complete package w/hydraulic clutch master and powdercoated black. Also need the hydroboost plate. Thx!
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I really don't think the mounting point on the clutch pedal is the issue. I have sold over 2000 of my hydraulic clutch conversions and no one else has had this issue that I know of.
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The pushrod between the pedal and the link bar is supposed to be fairly level in the first place.
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Here is a link to my new website and online store where you can see and purchase all of the products that I fabricate for the '60-'72 GM trucks.
https://customfab-cda.com |
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I accidentally posted this in the regular bracket thread, but another bump (probably) never hurt!
Hey Captain! I am definitely a newbie to this whole thing, but can you tell me the difference between master cylinder bore, or how to calculate which one I should use? I am looking to make minimal changes, but I have a transmission swap coming up ( t5) and I figure this is the only way to keep things straight while maintaining my drum breaks Thank you |
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To figure the needed bore size of a clutch master I usually look at what GM used as a reference, if you are using a factory clutch slave cylinder or hydraulic release bearing. If you are using aftermarket slave or hydraulic release bearing, the manufacturer typically has a recommendation on what bore size of clutch master to use. If you are keeping the original '60-'62 clutch slave cylinder, you will need a 1" bore clutch master.
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I finally got everything installed and bled.
Was not easy, but the CaptFab adapter plates made it MUCH less painful. |
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That is a nice clean installation :thumbs:
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Hey Captain Fab, I'm on your website right now. I'm confused of some of the options of this kit looking to purchase his kit for my 62,
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What options are you confused about?
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its saying remove booster bracket is that talking about hydro boost? i also emailed you
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