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01-13-2020, 05:37 PM
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Location: DALLAS,TX
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Re: Anyone can buy an SWB...
Outstanding stuff going on w/that clutch linkage re-work vs. going to a hydraulic set-up. I've been staring @ a box full of G-body linkage & facing a similar dilemma... Gusset it & use some red ends for an old-school 3rd pedal set-up? Or, buy-in for the 'upgrade' aftermarket set-up that's all hydraulic (and more expensive).
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