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I say do a nice job, and don't do it like the factory did it. Have pride in your work. I did mine like jos51700 described.

My neighbor has a Chevy 2500HD with hydraulic throw out bearing- junkyard for master & reservoir with replacement throw out maybe? Not sure of shaft size differences though.

What is the ballpark on price of just the transmission? I talked to them at Carlisle last year or year before, but I forget.

Rusty Rat Rod must have missed this thread, otherwise ..........

I was going to put a four-speed in my car, but I have a handicap issue that has gotten progressively worse since I started my project. I don't know how long after I finish my project I will be able to drive a 4spd. So I changed directions to automatic. I have a brand-new AMD hump that was...

Rusty, out of you I was expecting to hear that the tranny shaft was cockeyed or something I hate it when that happens

Tutorial with pics I say! (I mean request)

Here is a write up of the install. American Powertrain’s Hydraulic Throwout Bearing Conversion Kit

Hydraulic Clutch Systems - Mopar

Don't know if this helps, but here is a thread I started about some different questions. Pedal assembly questions

Now the big question...are they hard to find? Expensive? The link I pasted has them at $240. That is a BOLT-IN style, If your shifter mechanism is a PUSH-IN (or bayonet) style, you would need to change out that part of the mechanism- $15 from the same website. Or-keep your eyes peeled on the for...

Yes there are console specific shifter handles that put the handle into the center of the console. Brewer's Performance - Mopar A833 4-Speed Transmission and Component Specialists

If I recall, one linkage goes below the crossmember, and 2 go above it. I can't check though, my junk is too far buried. As Jim said, pictures of what you are dealing with might help.

Thank You for all that, it was informative and helpful. Also, thanks for all the other info you have shared in other threads. I dig the Duston.

On your picture of the factory pedal, what is the small spring looking thing? My pedal does not have that.

Thank you for the replies. The weld on the L bracket did look a lot better than the ones on the extension/pedal stop. Since those were taken with the clutch pedal in the down position, here is one in the returned position. This is why I didn't know if it was supposed to be a up stop, or a down...

Also, is the clutch pedal supposed to be welded to the pivot shaft? This doesn't look like the work of the person that welded the other things in place, but I'm not sure if it's factory either.

I have a clutch pedal assembly that has been modified. Someone welded a couple pieces of metal between the two sides that bolt through the firewall. I don't know if the intent was to prevent the pedal from going further down, or to prevent the pedal stop from bending the tab upon return, if...

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My gearhead sources back home say Basals on Hebron Ave in Glastonbury is still the place. Talk to Jimmy. Been there for years, took over from his dad.