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  1. 66warhorse

    Expired Cnc Hydraulic Clutch Kit Parts $100 Obo

    I have the following parts to setup a hydraulic clutch. I used the same kit for a T5 conversion on my '66 and have loved it. I have a second set of these parts I had intended to use but no longer have that project. CNC 711-3/4 master cylinder without resivour - $85 new CNC 305-B push slave...
  2. 66warhorse

    SOLD 65-65 Z-bar With Customized Heim Joints

    This is a stock z-bar from a '66 which I modified to improve the movement and tighten up the slop in the original design. I switched to a T-5 with a hydraulic setup and don't need this any long. With a simple modification to the clutch peddle, it drops right in. The bar going through the...
  3. 66warhorse

    Hays Billet Aluminum Flywheel 28 oz 164 tooth

    This is a used flywheel which has been freshly resurfaced. It is listed on ebay. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Hays-164-Tooth-Billet-Aluminum-Flywheel_W0QQitemZ280402744132QQcmdZViewItemQQptZMotors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories?hash=item41494e5344&_trksid=p4506.c0.m245 Item # 280402744132
  4. 66warhorse

    FS: Close Ratio Topload 4sp setup

    I've got a RUG-AG Toploader transmission for sale. It's a 28 spline Close Ratio. It's in very good condition and was working flawlessly when I pulled it. My pressure plate went out and I'm converting to a T5. This Toploader was rebuilt by the PO of this car and had new bearing and blocking rings...
  5. 66warhorse

    FS: Complete Toploader 4sp setup

    I've got a RUG-AG Toploader transmission for sale. It's a 28 spline Close Ratio. It's in very good condition and was working flawlessly when I pulled it. My pressure plate went out and I'm converting to a T5. This Toploader was rebuilt by the PO of this car and had new bearing and blocking rings...
  6. 66warhorse

    FS: Hays Billet Aluminum flywheel (used)

    FS: Hays Billet Aluminum flywheel 164 teeth(used) I'm not sure what this is worth, but thought I'd give it a shot here before Ebay. It's used and may need a new surface or you may be able to lightly re-surface it. I have not found out what that costs, but I'm sure someone here knows. It...
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