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#2991 04/08/2003 10:55 PM | Joined: Feb 2003 Posts: 73 Wrench Fetcher | | Wrench Fetcher Joined: Feb 2003 Posts: 73 | i was poking around some old trucks at the junkyard this weekend, and noticed a 60-62 chevy truck that had a neat hanging pedal setup with a combination master cylinder for juice brakes and a hydraulic clutch. this could solve a few problems for me, as i hadn't exactly figured out how to adapt a master cylinder to my stock pedals, or how to even mount the darn things.
can anyone tell me:
1) are hydraulic clutches any good? ie, are they harder/easier to shift than a mechanical linkage.
2) will that bellhousing bolt up to a 1984 camaro t5 transmission?
3) is the clutch/pressure plate setup any different than using a mechanical linkage?
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