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I am putting my 62 cab on a late model 4wd chassis. My question is will a manual clutch pedal assembly from a 64-66 bolt in where my hyd clutch pedal assembly is at. I know there is some fab work needed on the clutch bell crank but thats ok.

Thanks Dennis

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I would run hydraulic clutch myself.

Just my $0.02


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My current cab when I bought it all the hyd clutch components were removed. The chassis I have is all manual clutch. Thats why I am looking for the manual clutch components since I have to by a pedal assembly anyway.

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I don't know the details of your truck years, but whenever possible I would stick with the manual clutch.
I have nothing good to say about hydraulic clutch linkage...

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It will all swap, not sure on the difficulty, but I have a buddy w/a '60 Apache that now has mechanical linkage, looks like it came that way.


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