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Old 10-09-2009, 04:28 PM   #1
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Default 67 Auto Pedal Assembly Question

I plan on going from Auto to 5Spd. Can i use my auto pedal assembly, and just by the clutch pedal and parts. or do i have to have a Manual Pedal Assembly that is built for the clutch pedal.
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You can reuse the pedals but the brake pedal will have to be modified (cut in half essentially)and a new clutch pedal installed. You will also need bearings for the clutch pedal and a longer bolt to hold both the brake and clutch pedal into the assembly
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You can reuse the pedals but the brake pedal will have to be modified (cut in half essentially)and a new clutch pedal installed. You will also need bearings for the clutch pedal and a longer bolt to hold both the brake and clutch pedal into the assembly
Hmmm… Right about the brake pedal, but the four nylon bushings remain the same, although of course new ones are an excellent idea. Not sure what you mean by bolt, the clutch pedal shaft replaces the dummy shaft the brake pedal is hanging on now. I have always used stock clutch linkage with this conversion, with excellent results.
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