Rock40

Thx, yeah they are super handy

I hadn't checked in on this madness in quite a while. One of the silly things I really found cool is the cage disconnect brackets. I had no idea a thing like that existed.

Nice, sort of an odd engine choice 🤷‍♂️

Thought you might like to see this @Rock40 https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1967-kaiser-jeep-m715-3-2/?utm_source=dm&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=2025-09-24

Nice, that sounds like it’ll be a solid setup

@Rock40 I poured through this whole thread today and learned a lot! I'm eager to get back to working on my 69 LS project too. I have a Dodge dually front d60 I picked up a while back I'm planning to lob the inner Cs off and stuff them into a...

Looks real good 👍

Boom!! Like it was meant to be there from the factory! I was going to clean up the pedal assembly, but got carried away and mounted the damn thing. Shout out to @Rock40 his thread was a huge help in getting the clutch in. my time table is...

It makes sense. I’m not sure really, it’d be interesting to know if factory equipped booster trucks had different firewalls, my guess is no And looking at your pics again, your boosted pedal assembly is WAY different from the non-boosted. As in...

All good, I'm planning on keeping the booster and seeing how it goes. I've read that it is possible to delete the booster, but the clutch would be heavier of course. More concerning would be the added stress on the firewall sheet metal. Any...

Glad the thread was helpful. I’ve never seen a boosted assembly actually installed so I can’t help much there. All I can say is that the non-boosted version the linkage is essentially a “cam” and the pedal feel on a stock clutch is very light...

Reviving an older thread here which inspired me to source parts to do a H152 swap into my 94 1FZFE. Has anyone who's done this installed the boosted clutch pedal assembly, and if so how was it? I bought one used a while ago, and the plate that...