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sorry, i missed you......

These should. We have tested on a 67,69 & 71 Chevelle, 70 GTO, but with a little work. Its at the pedal and the steering column output firewall flange...
You can use the existing zbar rod mount but the pedal pressure is a tad high so we used a 3/4" bore master to correct that. In-fact we now recommend using the 3/4" bore and they seem to work fine with most actuators we have used.

You will also have to trim and modify your firewall so the plate is seated flat. One of my customers made a 10g spacer plate.

Vince, just order mine, I'll let you know how it fits with a Hydroboost on a 66 Tempest if you haven't tested that already.

Thanks.

Yep, we made the modifications to fit with the hydratech hydra boost.

Make sure your bolts at your pedal bracket are long enough. We haven't had any short ones yet. You will have to trim your firewall flange.

Also, if you are running them on an A body I recommend a pedal stop, over travel can damage your slave/actuator/release unit. Please make sure you measure. The master has a 1.2in travel and I usually limit to 1" to comp for firewall flex.

All orders shipping till 5pm today out in the AM.

Sweet !
 

Ordered !!
Thanx Vince
Steve

Thanks Steve.

What trans and engine do you have? The kit is for T56 and uses a factory T56 actuator. Let me know.

Combo
 

Vince
LS7 with T56 Mag ...
Going with Hydroboost as well, is there any clearance issues or anything I should be aware of when I order ?

Thanks
Steve

You should not have any issues. We made a few revisions to accomidate the Hydratech hydraboost.

Since you are running the LS7 clutch I will have to find out what clutch actuator is best to go with. Let me know if you find or have information.

Actuator
 

Maybe someone could advise here ...

My engine builder (Manny @ Dasilva Motorsport here in Ontario) says we are going with the following ...

Stock ls7 clutch with quicktime bell housing and the gen5 Camaro slave.

Anyone with advice on the actuator would be appreciated

Thanks
Steve