Thinking of going hydraulic clutch for my 4 speed conversion

[Sam69sat]

I like this guy's push setup. Clearance could be tight though.

Hydraulic Clutch

Anybody have any familiarity with McLeods hydraulic clutch set up? I was thinking of using it on my 1974 Duster 360 4-Speed. I am not done with the car but I've heard a lot of people are having issues with TTI headers and the Z-bar. I thought the hydraulic clutch would be a possible...

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[Sam69sat]

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That's looks nice. Is that angled bracket from the dakota too?

 

[Krooser]

You are doing it the right way with all the hydraulics out side of the bell housing. I have seen way too many posts about guys having a leaky or malfunctioning hydraulic TO bearings.
I thought about a hydraulic clutch and I even bought all the stuff I need to make it happen. I was going to use the Wilwood pull type slave and a Howe master. I seen pics of a mounting bracket for the pull type bolted to the side cover of the transmission.

Gus

I used a pull type Neal slave in my last dirt modified...made a bracket that welded to the frame.

I also had one that bolted to the side of the trans tunnel.

 

[Krooser]

I like this guy's push setup. Clearance could be tight though.

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That is pretty much what I have used in the past...

 

[6872n73]

That's looks nice. Is that angled bracket from the dakota too?

Yes, the 45 degrees from the firewall is good but it also had about 15 degrees to the side that I straightened and now it's good in both directions.

 

[Krooser]

Got a couple pieces coming from Brewers... Should be here in time for surgery on Monday.

Might get back to this project in late January.

Stay tuned...