LS7 Clutch kit Question Please help!
08-22-2007, 12:12 PM
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LS7 Clutch kit Question Please help! I was wondering if anyone knows What TO bearing I need for the LS7 clutch with with LS2 Flywheel. Also, Will My stock Slave Cylinder work with the TO bearing I need for this kit? Please any information I would be great.
I just replaced my slave and dont want to spend another $150+ for another slave if I dont have too.
I just replaced my slave and dont want to spend another $150+ for another slave if I dont have too.
08-22-2007, 12:14 PM
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You'll use the same slave cylinder and TOB that your car was equipped with from the factory. If you've got alot of miles on yours or if you've got a pre-'01 F-body and haven't already, you might go ahead and swap the slave cylinder while you're there.
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Originally Posted by 68birdls1
Thats what I went ahead and did when I put my ls7 clutch in 
08-22-2007, 12:36 PM
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Originally Posted by PureWS6
Me too. My car had low miles but the slave/TO bearing were showing significant wear.
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When I did my LS7 swap, I got a new slave, and the kit. Didn't get the master, but we did do the drill mod. I would have bought a new master if I had the money, but I was on a very tight budget you know.
08-23-2007, 10:27 AM
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As stated above your stock OEM stuff will work perfectly fine. I do suggest goin ahead with at least a new slave which has a TO bearing on it. Then just check the pilot bearing & if it's good to go put it all back together exactly like to disassembled it. Just like installing a stock clutch.
And for the record I'm on stock 99' master still & have had ZERO pedal issues at any RPM level. My stock hydrolics have about 103k on them also.
And for the record I'm on stock 99' master still & have had ZERO pedal issues at any RPM level. My stock hydrolics have about 103k on them also.