Difference between A and B-body Cluth pedal assemblies

Posted By: Anonymous

Difference between A and B-body Cluth pedal assemblies - 05/29/08 11:34 PM

I came across a Clutch pedal assembly, and I have no idea if it's A-body, or B-body. The pedal pads are the exact same, so I can't tell.

I was told they were E-body ( which I actually need ), and they are not. I couldn't pass'em up either way, but now I need to know what it is I have here.

Thanks !!

Posted By: rrunner

Re: Difference between A and B-body Cluth pedal assemblies - 05/29/08 11:40 PM

post some pic's

Posted By: Anonymous

Re: Difference between A and B-body Cluth pedal assemblies - 05/30/08 12:02 AM

Here's a picture....

Attached picture 4460468-cluthpedals001.jpg

Posted By: Anonymous

Re: Difference between A and B-body Cluth pedal assemblies - 05/30/08 12:03 AM

another picture....

Attached picture 4460472-cluthpedals003.jpg

Posted By: 6T6Cuda

Re: Difference between A and B-body Cluth pedal assembl - 05/30/08 12:39 AM

Looks '67+ a-body to me... I know some of the later ones are slightly different...

Posted By: 69L78Nova

Re: Difference between A and B-body Cluth pedal assembl - 05/30/08 12:41 AM

67 and newer A-body without a doubt

Posted By: Anonymous

Re: Difference between A and B-body Cluth pedal assembl - 05/30/08 12:44 AM

Thanks !!

Now when you say 67 + A-body, does that mean that they're correct for ALL years after '67 ?

Posted By: RobX4406

Re: Difference between A and B-body Cluth pedal assembl - 05/30/08 01:04 AM

Quote:

Thanks !!
Now when you say 67 + A-body, does that mean that they're correct for ALL years after '67 ?

Nope

70+ has a clutch safety switch
73+ has a different brake pedal arm.

They will work in all cars.