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    1. #1
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      first gen hydroboost bracket

      check out what nick has come up with. I have seen the second gen stuff and it turned out really nice. I convinced him to come to my house and measure out what is needed for the first gen. You can see the model he made here: http://www.camaros.net/forums/showth...ght=hydroboost

      if enough people want to get a bracket it will drive the cost down even more, so let me know what you all think

      1969 camaro X11, Hotchkis TVS, GW upper/lower, 357 sbc, c5 Z06 brakes, Forged ZE wheels 18" front 19" rear


    2. #2
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      I'm not a member of Camaros.net or I would have post there. Tell him that I'm in for one. You can PM me with details and payment transaction.

      As far as which version, I would want the flat version without the angle mill.
      Steve Spoor
      Middleton, Idaho
      69 Rally Sport w/T-56, Quadra-Link, Wayne Due C-4 Clip, 420 SB2.2
      67 Chevelle, Art Morrison Chassis, 416 LS3, Inglese 8-Stack Injection
      2014 Ext. Cab Silverado, Lowered.

    3. #3
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      Pretty sweet. Too bad I already sent my hydroboost to hydratech and had them mod it to fit my 1st gen 'Bird.
      67 Firebird Convert 455 +.060 Johnny Winters TH400 74cc KRE d-port flowed @ 310 cfm heads piston dished 16cc H-beam rods Comp Cam 305-AH-8 cam 108* LSA 253/260 @.050 duration .577/.594 lift w/1.65 rockers Ford 9" 3.55 Detroit Locker M/T Sportsman Radials 31x18x15 on Convo Pro 15x15s

      Honest dad that 455 on the side of the block is a serial number

    4. #4
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      Quote Originally Posted by JSR69
      I'm not a member of Camaros.net or I would have post there. Tell him that I'm in for one. You can PM me with details and payment transaction.

      As far as which version, I would want the flat version without the angle mill.
      Steve,

      Hey, I replied to your PM on camaros.net. Here are those dimensions I promised you. Take a look at these and tell me what you think. In my opinion, I would make the bracket for the clutch out of 1/8" plate (I have ATS' plate for the T56 on my firewall and it is 1/8 thick) and I can easily make the counter bore a little deeper and would probably do so for all of them. If you go another 1/4" on my counterbores, you will be left with an 1/8" of aluminum.


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    6. #6
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      Nick

      Leave the bracket as designed. I'll either install longer studs or use 1/2 nuts depending. PM with price and we'll make arrangements for shipping and payment.
      Steve Spoor
      Middleton, Idaho
      69 Rally Sport w/T-56, Quadra-Link, Wayne Due C-4 Clip, 420 SB2.2
      67 Chevelle, Art Morrison Chassis, 416 LS3, Inglese 8-Stack Injection
      2014 Ext. Cab Silverado, Lowered.

    7. #7
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      Quote Originally Posted by JSR69
      Nick

      Leave the bracket as designed. I'll either install longer studs or use 1/2 nuts depending. PM with price and we'll make arrangements for shipping and payment.
      Steve,

      Sounds good. I will keep you posted. Nothing is concrete yet. When it is, I will let you know payment info.

      Thanks,
      Nick

    8. #8
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      Is the locating "nub" in the center bore at the 9 o'clock position something that could be changed? I am going to run a Cobra H-boost unit and I think it is clocked differently.

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      Quote Originally Posted by bretcopsey
      Is the locating "nub" in the center bore at the 9 o'clock position something that could be changed? I am going to run a Cobra H-boost unit and I think it is clocked differently.
      I don't see why not. Can you verify which way the unit is clocked and where the locating pin should be?

      Nick

    10. #10
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      Nick,

      I didn't realize that you are doing all of this work on the bracket.

      I think that a 15 degree pitch the the others are talking about would really help. I can get you pics of my entire setup.

      The bracket that you sent me seems to almost make the hydroboost point down. It makes the proportioning valve and lines of a stock setup interfere with the inner fender.

      I will get you pics of everything today including how I made the system work with the stock clevis.




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