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07-01-2021, 07:16 AM
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Looking for another Z-Bar setup for `79
After driving my newly purchased `08 Corvette for a few weeks - with it's 6th speed, I realized that the `79 with it's factory clutch setup may have to change. It took a minute to get used to the Corvette; It's a totally different animal being hydraulic vs. totally manual mechanical on the Firebird. It will never be the same, but I wouldn't mind easing up the pedal a bit.
What options are out there? Many years ago I saw someone selling a bearing style z-bar. I can't seem to find it. I'm looking to ease the effort that it takes to push the clutch pedal basically. Any help would be appreciated.
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79 Firebird/`70 400 with `77 6x-4s shaved .065"/4 speed BW ST-10/Cliff Q-Jet/XE268/3.08 99 Trans Am/383 LS1/TSP headers and catback/custom grind cam/Vigilante 2500/Strano springs and Konis 08 Corvette - Base (SOLD) 75 Corvette/L48 350 (LSx -4L60E one day) -------------------------------------------------------------- |
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07-01-2021, 07:39 AM
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This looks promising. Anyone have a hydraulic setup?
https://www.beefcakeracing.com/mcleo...hoC2ucQAvD_BwE
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79 Firebird/`70 400 with `77 6x-4s shaved .065"/4 speed BW ST-10/Cliff Q-Jet/XE268/3.08 99 Trans Am/383 LS1/TSP headers and catback/custom grind cam/Vigilante 2500/Strano springs and Konis 08 Corvette - Base (SOLD) 75 Corvette/L48 350 (LSx -4L60E one day) -------------------------------------------------------------- |
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