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I’m gathering parts to do a T-5 5spd trans conversion on my stock 1946 truck. It just struck me, what does everyone do about their master cylinder and pedals that bolt to the old original transmission? I was planning on keeping my original brakes, (for now), and keeping the pedal configuration…..but they bolt to the side of the original transmission. What is everyone doing?


Care taker of a 1946 1/2 ton. Pretty much period correct original. Danny T, from B’ham, Al
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Don't those items bolt to the bellhousing? You can bolt the the T-5 to your original bellhousing. problem solved. (I think)


1952 5-window - return to "as built" condition | 1950 3100 with a 235 and a T-5 transmission
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[img]https://www.stovebolt.com/ubbthread...2AA1186-BF37-4D29-902E-6350DA6F6983.jpeg[/img]No, they bolt to the side of the transmission.
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Care taker of a 1946 1/2 ton. Pretty much period correct original. Danny T, from B’ham, Al
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The pedal set on the 1/2 ton trucks bolt to the bellhousing and the transmission. The big bolts of that era had the pedals bolted only to the bellhousing and used a remote frame mounted brake master cylinder. I've seen people use the original setup just bolted to the bellhousing, but I would fabricate a bracket to support the back end of the pedal mount to the new transmission.

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I also made the T5 conversion and made a support mount to one of the tail housing bolts.

Joe


just retired and finally making headway on my project truck. 1940 GMC AC152.

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