Chevy pattern clutch master bracket

[no go nova]

Could you make one for 62-67 NOVAS?

[Vince@Meanstreets]

as soon as I get a test car or a good outside and inside picture yes!!


Do you have stock man trans pedals?


edit: looks likes yes. You would just use the two top holes for master mounting. You could drill the two lower holes to run a nut and bolts through for more bracing.

[ma73z]

Damn, I just welded my DSE one to the firewall this weekend
That's a nice looking piece

[no go nova]

Can't wait for this option.

[Rick Dorion]

Vince, will this work on a 67 chevy B-body?

[cwylie]

Are they going to be ready this week?

[Vince@Meanstreets]

Originally Posted by out2kayak

Any idea if it would work for a C2 Corvette?

Im not too sure, I believe the C2 has a different bolt flange

Originally Posted by 98ssnova

Maybe i missed it but will it fit a 72 Nova?

Yes, fit and tested on a 71 Nova.

Originally Posted by badazz81z28

Vince, I would be interested in one of these for my 1970 Camaro...Too late to jump on board??

Does it flex at all on the bottom of the bracket?

No flex if you run the reinforcement holes at the lower section. From what I have seen the firewall will flex before the bracket.

Originally Posted by Rick Dorion

Vince, will this work on a 67 chevy B-body?

Not sure. Would you have a picture of your firewall? These have been run on a few a-bodies with some modifications.

Originally Posted by cwylie

Are they going to be ready this week?

We are working on it.....I'll post up as soon as they hit my desk. Are you going for the full kit?



Thanks for the interest guys.

Mods, can we move this to vendors section or is it ok here. Made this thread when I had a handful to sell.

[badazz81z28]

When will they be avail for purchase?

[dstryr]

With all the response...maybe your machinist should have got this done faster.....LOL

[garickman]

Originally Posted by dstryr

With all the response...maybe your machinist should have got this done faster.....LOL

Vince has some really cool ideas, once he gets caught up on some of the work he has at his shop, we can probably look forward to some pretty cool things coming from Meanstreets Performance.