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Old 12-31-2009, 06:37 PM   #1
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Mechanical clutch question

Does anyone know if there is a way to keep the mechanical clutch setup in a third gen when swapping in a T56? I searched all over TGO and couldn't find an answer.

Oh and if you can, how do you do it?
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Old 12-31-2009, 08:12 PM   #2
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In my 2nd gen I still use my stock clutch, bell and linkage. I use a mcleod adapter. Ls1 t56 trans.

What t56 do you have?


I'd think it is easy to do a hyd setup in a 3rd gen since most got that, right?
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Old 12-31-2009, 11:31 PM   #3
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In my 2nd gen I still use my stock clutch, bell and linkage. I use a mcleod adapter. Ls1 t56 trans.

What t56 do you have?


I'd think it is easy to do a hyd setup in a 3rd gen since most got that, right?
Yup. To keep mech linkage you need an LS1 trans and the McLeod setup.
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Thanks guys that's exactly what I needed to know. I don't have a trans as of now but I was curious if I needed either an ls1 t56 or an lt1 t56. And I want to keep mech clutch linkage, I just like the feel and figure that there's less chance of something breaking
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In my 2nd gen I still use my stock clutch, bell and linkage. I use a mcleod adapter. Ls1 t56 trans.

What t56 do you have?


I'd think it is easy to do a hyd setup in a 3rd gen since most got that, right?
Yep you can swap it over to the hydualic setup quite easily. My old 89 IROC had the mech setup when I got it... (Dont ask, long story as to why it had it) after blowing up two t5's I sawpped over to a LT1 T56. It was just a matter of swapping out the pedals for the hyd. pedal setup and making the hole slightly bigger in the firewall IIRC. That was 5 years ago now I did that swap. heh.
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