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Old 01-05-2007, 04:34 AM
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Ah damn not McDonalds??

My friend today is at his machine shop making a new Rod bent to work and sit in its proper location.

So far my problem with the pedal being low was due to a bad Master Cylinder that leaked. Now is the fun game of bleeding the system.
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Ok ordered the pedal and other things 1truess has. does anyone have the part number for the shifter itself and the lines, hoses, and stuff like that?
Old 01-06-2007, 06:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Quik
when we did my buddys car. the ram clutch came with a shim for the slave. and in the instructions along with on tech you need to drill the part that is on the braided line. you drill about 1/2" then you hit another way another 1/2" in. so when your finally dont its a total of one inch of drill bit going in the line
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I have a t56 and bellhousing from a lt1 camaro. What would it take to put that behind a ls motor? By the way 6 speed trucks are bad ***.
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Originally Posted by eviltwin_1987
I have a t56 and bellhousing from a lt1 camaro. What would it take to put that behind a ls motor? By the way 6 speed trucks are bad ***.
A different input shaft (4th gear) and a different bellhousing for sure. There may be more differences?
Old 01-08-2007, 12:47 AM
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What shifter are you guys using? standard 5speed truck or ls1 Camaro or what?
Old 01-08-2007, 03:06 AM
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Originally Posted by nice_n_lo_silverado
What shifter are you guys using? standard 5speed truck or ls1 Camaro or what?
F-body. Get an aftermarket short throw shifter because of the longer handle you have to makes the throw pretty long without it and if you do it with a console the throw may be to long to clear the opening. I have a SLP shifter.
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Wish I could put a t-case behind a t-56...
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word.... i have seen it done on a syclone on here.... but man i dont know how i would match the tcase to the t56 like he did...
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Originally Posted by MustangPunk
Wish I could put a t-case behind a t-56...
i saw a site somewhere (forgot where) that someone Made a tailshaft to bolt to a t-case they wanted like 500$ for it but it would be awsome

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