m5r2 blues

Clutch, transmission, rear axle

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m5r2 blues

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I’ve seen the tech article on the m5r2 but still have a few questions. Anybody know if there is enough room on firewall for the clutch master cylinder when you have power brakes? Also I need more detail on how the clutch master cylinder rod welds to the clutch pedal. Pictures would be great!!
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The clutch master cylinder mounts to the right (passenger side) of the firewall brace. I mounted it as close as I could get it to the brace so that it lined up with the clutch pedal lever inside the cab. I had to clearance the brace so I could unscrew the MC cap. I also had custom pedal bushings made by my brother Kraig to offset the pedal even more to the right so that it was a straight shot to the master cylinder. I cut the stock lever off the pedal and clocked it (about 135 degrees)to the backside so that with the pedal to the floor it was parallel to the firewall.
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Thanks Kevin. I thought for a min that I would go to a t19 or m5r2 but after researching and seeing all the cutting welding and fabbin I think I'll pass on my current bump. Down the road when I get a beater I'll try the swap. I may swap chunks out to a higher 325 gear and see how she runs on top end.
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buy'em dirty sale'em clean
get more money for the same
machine.....
:loco:


My 1967 bump: http://www.fordification.com/forum/view ... 09#p668209

My 1970 Bump: http://www.fordification.com/forum/view ... 16&t=50726
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