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#862066 06/26/2012 6:41 AM
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Hello everyone,
Has anyone put a hydraulic clutch on your T5? If you have then what set up did you use and can you share any pics?

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What kind of truck is this going in?



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SWEET,
The truck is a '39 and the engine is a 54 235 w/55 bell housing. Going with an after market brake/clutch peddle assembly that will have a hydraulic clutch master cylinder.

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From my memory on my 261 the bellhousing had the "slanted" motor mounts and the hydralic clutch was on the passenger side. Since you are going with another petal setup. (39 bolts to bell housing) then the answer is yes.

You will need to fab something to mount the motor mounts on the bell housing to then run your line from the clutch petal assembly to the slave cylinder.

You may get lucky and can use a cross member out of a Task Force truck for that rear motor mount.


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SWEET,
Thanks for your rely.

From looking at your web shot, I couldn't find a pic of your bell housing with your slave cylinder set up.



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I have contacted Novak with a request to see if this will fit on my set up and they responded that the set up is for Jeeps w/ a Chevy power/trany.

This is similar to what I am looking for.

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