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Swapping a ls1 and t56 intoa first gen, pedals, etc?
So have a donor convertible LS1 Z28 witha T56, and am swapping the engine and tranny into a first gen (Firebid 68).
The Firebird had manual 3 speed and a Chevy engine 307 at some point which I already removed. So the car currently has the pedals for manual in place (gas pedal has a cable so that is also great). I am wondering if I should utilize the pedals from the donor as well, or use the pedals I have in place? Thanks! Gui |
Use the stock pedals. but depends on the gas pedal. Post some pictures.
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Thanks, gas pedal currently on first gen is the desirable one with cable (not rod style), so believe would work).
I am not sure what the clutch pedal setup will be like, I believe the one on the 67 is normally mounted pivoting from the side of the engine through a bracket, I believe no clutch master cylinders on the first gens), not sure how people have modified their setup to work with the clutch Master Cylinder? thanks! |
Just use the one you have. You will probably have to adjust the cable though as the lengths and routing will not be the same.
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http://www.speedtechperformance.com/...rod/prd212.htm |
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If you use the stock pedals with bracket listed above, you will also need a shorter clutch master rod available from speedtech. Old rod end is removed from 4th gen master & new one is put on in place of it & welded. Only other thing you will likely need to do if using all 4th gen hydraulics is make a pedal stop. The pedal will not go all the way to the floor, so travel will need to be limited to avoid damaging the master. I'll see if I can find the part # for the speedtech rod.
Scott |
I can't wait to do the LSX swap!!
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Really appreciate If you get the part number for the short master rod. |
clutch rod
It appears they are advertising the clutch bracket & the modified heim joint as a package now. If you already have the bracket, give them a call & im sure they will sell you the rod end joint separately. Scott
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