is it possible to use a clutch petal assembly that is cable driven in a hydraulic assembly?
Or, does it have to be completely hydraulic?

 

I cannot attest to the non-hydraulic thirdgen pedal set ups, although from what i understood there was something called a "zbar" and there was no cable, but hydraulic clutch pedals push a rod, whereas cable pull a cable. Not saying its not possible but you would need to modify it.

What exactly are you trying to achieve?

 

i dont believe it has the mounting holes for the clutch master cylinder but i just got a whole assembly from a 4th gen camaro and it fit fine

 

im trying to run a t5 in my firebird and get rid of my 700r4. i found a camaro in my local salvage yard and i thought that maybe i would be able to use the petals from the car at least

 

i will try to find a 4th gen. to take the parts from.

 

What year is your bird, what year is the junked camaro? The majority of thirdgens, i think 84 and up (someone correct me if i am wrong), all used hydraulic clutch release systems and they are all interchangeable.

I am fairly certain you have to use the 4th gen hydraulics if you use the 4th gen pedals.

 

mine is a 89 formula and i want to take the petals from a 4 cylender camaro. not sure thats year some where between 1982-85.

 

You are going to most likely need to get a hydraulic pedal set up if you plan on running hydraulic release on your clutch..

 

o, ok thank you