LT1 T56 Pedals vs LS1 T56 Pedals
LT1 T56 Pedals vs LS1 T56 Pedals
Hi I am doing a LT1 T56 swap in a third gen automatic, just wanted to know if there is any defference in these two pedals will either one work. I know I will require a master and slave for a LT1 T56. Thanks
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Re: LT1 T56 Pedals vs LS1 T56 Pedals
Well, they look the same, but the geometry has to be slightly different. I have LT1 t56 pedals in my '86, and the pedal does not have as much travel as my brother's '98 LS1 t56 pedal. I believe the LS1 pedal would have too much throw, even though the clutch master is the same.
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Re: LT1 T56 Pedals vs LS1 T56 Pedals
Well, they look the same, but the geometry has to be slightly different. I have LT1 t56 pedals in my '86, and the pedal does not have as much travel as my brother's '98 LS1 t56 pedal. I believe the LS1 pedal would have too much throw, even though the clutch master is the same.
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From: Fayette County, OH
Car: basic third gens
Engine: that I like
Transmission: to restore
Axle/Gears: and enjoy
Re: LT1 T56 Pedals vs LS1 T56 Pedals
I mean the overall travel of just the pedal itself is different. From the floor, all the way up to the stop, the LS1 pedal has more travel.
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