WANTED WANTED CLUTCH & BRAKE PEDALS AND LINKAGE FOR 4 SPEED FOR 67 FURY

[sport fury guy]

Wanted: brake and clutch pedals and linkage for converting automatic to 4 speed manual.

 

[livininharrow]

Wanted: brake and clutch pedals and linkage for converting automatic to 4 speed manual.

try brewers they may have all the stuff u need.

 

[tallhair]

FYI he wants this for a 67 Fury

 

[livininharrow]

FYI he wants this for a 67 Fury

ok

 

[sb61fury]

Try Stephens Performace in Anderson , AL the # is
256-247-1332

 

[barnfind]

Ok experts, isn't 65-7 pedal setup different from 68-71?

 

[67-Fury]

Ok experts, isn't 65-7 pedal setup different from 68-71?

65-68 I believe are the same.

 

[commando1]

Ok experts, isn't 65-7 pedal setup different from 68-71?

Not identical but interchangeable without any mods.
Nobody but nobody has C-body pedals. Nobody.
You can make mods to a universal Willwood (or anybody else's) for a hydraulic setup. I dont recommend a hydraulic setup. The hydraulic throw out bearings don't play nice with an A883 tranny.

 

[barnfind]

Thanks for the info. The knowledge on this site continue s to amaze me.

Signed
Mr. Nobody

 

[tallhair]

The hydraulic throw out bearings don't play nice with an A883 tranny.

How is that Stan? I was thinking of going that way if I converted a car from auto to manual, so wife could drive the car also in a pinch and because my right leg ain't now where near as strong as it once was when I had a HD Hays Borg and Beck 11" clutch. What is the issue with hydraulic and 833's?

 

[300rag]

How is that Stan? I was thinking of going that way if I converted a car from auto to manual, so wife could drive the car also in a pinch and because my right leg ain't now where near as strong as it once was when I had a HD Hays Borg and Beck 11" clutch. What is the issue with hydraulic and 833's?

But how's your left leg?

 

[tallhair]

But how's your left leg?

British cars you know ... jk

LOL I even reached down and grabbed my left let to fell the muscle and then typed right ... oops

 

[barnfind]

Do they look like this?

 

[CanCritter]

is a clutch /peddle assembly on ebay for a 66 a body...no idea if that's the same...

 

[barnfind]

Brewer's Performance - Mopar A833 4-Speed Transmission and Component Specialists

 

[commando1]

is a clutch /peddle assembly on ebay for a 66 a body...no idea if that's the same...

Nope, A, B, E... no good.

 

[commando1]

Brewer's Performance - Mopar A833 4-Speed Transmission and Component Specialists

Out of stock...

 

[commando1]

Do they look like this?

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Brian/Thrashing dog, I believe, has pics of the C-body manual brake and C-body power brake pedal assemblies. I can't remember what they should look like.

 

[commando1]

How is that Stan? I was thinking of going that way if I converted a car from auto to manual, so wife could drive the car also in a pinch and because my right leg ain't now where near as strong as it once was when I had a HD Hays Borg and Beck 11" clutch. What is the issue with hydraulic and 833's?

I used two different hydraulic throw out bearing setups. Timken and McCloud.
Both were similar in design. When mounting them on the A833 input shaft, the gap between the bearing and the clutch is critical but keeping the correct gap for more than 500 miles is impossible because of clutch wear. And there is no external adjustment. You adjust it upon installation and you're locked into that adjustment. Readjusting the throwout bearing once it is installed is a real PITA.
Plus, I hate the feel of hydraulic over mechanical and plumbing is another PITA.

 

[Polara_500]

This is what the power brake pedals look like.

And here are the non power brake pedals. Note the common pivot shaft on these.

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