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Thread: LS clutch pedal travel
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01-09-2021 #1
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LS clutch pedal travel
I found a thread that mentioned 1.5 inches of master cylinder stroke was what was used with stock GM master/slave cylinders.
It's coming time to mount the clutch safety switch and set up a travel stop and I'm not really sure where they needs to be. Does 1.5" of MC pushrod travel sound about right?
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01-10-2021 #2
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To maybe answer my own question - https://ls1tech.com/forums/conversio...-question.html says 0.9 to 1.0 inch of MC travel, so reckon I'll shoot for that and halfway expect to need to adjust.
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Are you using the stock 4th gen Camaro MC or a girling style Wilwood MC?
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It's stock.
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