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Old 03-02-2007, 03:31 PM   #1
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93-97 LT-1 T56 Slave Cylinder Spacer?
Does the LT1 T56's have a spacer that goes in between the bellhousing and the slave cylinder? My fork protrudes a 1/2" past centerline and actually out of the bellhousing. I think it needs a spacer to space out the slave form the fork to compensate for the fork protruding.
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Yes; it's about 30-35mm thick.
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I believe this is it: Slave cylinder adapter P/N 12523315 . Please verify before purchasing.
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there is indeed a spacer...although i cant confirm the part number at this time.

another name for it though is: clutch actuator adapter
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what is this spacer for? does it go on the studs from the bellhousing? im having some issues with my t56 swap and wondering if this migt be something i need
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I believe this is it: Slave cylinder adapter P/N 12523315 . Please verify before purchasing.
Part number is a good match. Need to know if anybody knows the part number to the studs that screw into the housing that hold this bracket in place.
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Re: 93-97 LT-1 T56 Slave Cylinder Spacer?
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what is this spacer for? does it go on the studs from the bell housing? I'm having some issues with my t56 swap and wondering if this might be something i need
Basically it spaces the slave cylinder back to where it needs to be to work properly. It fits right over the studs, and the slave goes on that.


The dealer should be able to get the numbers for the studs also.
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The dealer should be able to get the numbers for the studs also.
Then I have an Idiot at my local dealer. I asked that same very question, and he was like I dunno?
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Re: 93-97 LT-1 T56 Slave Cylinder Spacer?
Try this:

Slave cylinder adapter stud (Qty 2 - P/N 12524506 )

Corresponding nuts:

Slave cylinder mounting nuts (Qty 2) P/N 11516071 )

Don't know if thats it or not.
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Slave cylinder adapter stud (Qty 2 - P/N 12524506 )

Hope this helps
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Re: 93-97 LT-1 T56 Slave Cylinder Spacer?
i can make as many clutch cylinder adapter brackets (GM part #12523315) as you need. aluminum, time and labor, costs $129.95 plus $10.00 standard shipping. you can contact me at (317)409-4399 or at josh79camaro@hotmail.com
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Re: 93-97 LT-1 T56 Slave Cylinder Spacer?
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i can make as many clutch cylinder adapter brackets (GM part #12523315) as you need. aluminum, time and labor, costs $129.95 plus $10.00 standard shipping. you can contact me at (317)409-4399 or at josh79camaro@hotmail.com
This is a 2-year old post, and the spacers are still available from autogear for $12...

http://www.thirdgen.org/techboard/tr...er-spacer.html (Slave cylinder spacer?)
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Re: 93-97 LT-1 T56 Slave Cylinder Spacer?
GREAT TIP FOR THE SPACER. everybody else wants $60.00. $11.92 beats the hell outa that
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Re: 93-97 LT-1 T56 Slave Cylinder Spacer?
How the hell do you order it? Just gotta call them or what?
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