Clutch Pedal options for t56 swap

[Cowet]

Hi everyone,
I'm currently planning out my t56 swap for my 70 Dart and am currently looking into a clutch pedal. Note that I currently have an automatic transmission.

It looks I have three options. Get an abody manual clutch Pedal assembly and modify it for a t56 clutch master cylinder, get a 98-02 Camaro clutch pedal assembly, or install an aftermarket clutch pedal assembly (such as a willwood). So far I've seen mainly people adapting the factory pedal but I'd like to hear the pros and cons of it. I know these factory pedal assemblies are very expensive so that's certainly a factor as well.

 

[Dartsun]

For my T-56 swap on my 69 Dart original automatic I plan to use the silver sport pedals. The original pedals work there is a few threads about them just gotta modify it for the hydraulic clutch. I usually see original pedals go used here around 200$

 

[Jdkenned360]

I know I’m a little late in this thread. I bought the silver sport clutch/brake pedal assembly as well. I have an automatic currently. The pedal and master is installed already. It’s very nice that the kit utilizes the factory hole, all you have to do is drill 3 holes for the master cylinder to mount to.

My inner fender required some modification to fit the master as it was too long to fit.

 

[BOXHEADgumby]

Hi everyone,
I'm currently planning out my t56 swap for my 70 Dart and am currently looking into a clutch pedal. Note that I currently have an automatic transmission.

It looks I have three options. Get an abody manual clutch Pedal assembly and modify it for a t56 clutch master cylinder, get a 98-02 Camaro clutch pedal assembly, or install an aftermarket clutch pedal assembly (such as a willwood). So far I've seen mainly people adapting the factory pedal but I'd like to hear the pros and cons of it. I know these factory pedal assemblies are very expensive so that's certainly a factor as well.

Coming in real late did you end up choosing a setup? If not I also did this swap recently and I went with a wilwood setup with one of their pedals and master. The master being as small as it is still ended up being in the wheel well and I had a hydraulic shop help me out with lines. Works great and I was able to forgo modifying my brake pedal.