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    1. #1
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      LS7 Clutch TKO Master Cylinder Bore size?

      I have a 72’ Nova with a TKO600, LS7 clutch/flywheel kit from Scoggin Dickey, Ram 78125HD Hydraulic throw-out bearing, Quicktime 698-RM-6036 Bellhousing and Speetchech firewall bracket.

      All that being said, I’m having trouble figuring out which clutch master cylinder I should be using, specifically what size bore, I know I need to attach to the pedal without an angle to prevent damage to the MC, but is there a specific MC that works best for this? I’m thinking the Tick Performance adjustable for the 98-02 Camaro is my best bet but I don’t know that I want to toss out $350.

      I know there's a lot that goes into this but even a point in the right direction would be help, thanks in advance!

    2. #2
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      Is there one that Speedtech recommends? I know the one from DSE has suggested MC sizes. That's why I like to stick with one manufacturer and use what they know works.

    3. #3
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      Factory hydraulics? I use an aftermarket Wilwood .750 compact Mc.
      1970 Camaro/DSE build


      Are you driver enough? Maybe....come on blue!
      https://www.pro-touring.com/threads/...71#post1147371

    4. #4
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      The ones from Silver Sport, Bowler, AP and others are all great kits but still at the price of the Tick.
      You’ll be good with a .75 bore like badazz said, if you were to make your own bracket and such.

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    5. #5
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      Speedtech recommends using the factory MC, sounds like my most economical choice is either stock or grabbing something .750 and building a bracket. Thanks a lot for the info!

    6. #6
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      This is my set-up.

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      1970 Camaro/DSE build


      Are you driver enough? Maybe....come on blue!
      https://www.pro-touring.com/threads/...71#post1147371






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