4 Speed Pedal Conversion Kit-EBAY

[WM23N1]

Has anyone bought this? Im going to convert my 71 to a four speed someday soon, I hope, and was just wondeing about the fit/quality of the part. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1,1&item=8004447211&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWA%3AIT

[Charger_Fan]

Looks like a pretty decent setup from here.

[48chebbie]

alot cheaper to scan the junkyards,and pick yourself up a pedal assembly from a 72-93 truck. depending on your height,and leg length,you will need to shorten the pedals an inch or 2. and the z-bar will need 1 1/2" took out as well. for a perfect,original appearance,that kit may be your best bet. mine,is just a beater,the brackets from the truck,all bolt in,with no big issues,and fits great. that is a nice looking kit,and,if i hadn't found out about the truck pedals,i would probably have been game for that set-up. i,fortunately,had an 82 truck,318/833 4-speed truck,that i had sold to my brother in law,that 2 weeks ago,he was passing a combine,with the corn-head on,and the combine turned into his side,cutting the truck open like a can opener. so,he gave me the truck back,and i robbed it of all it's parts.

[Blusmbl]

Does the original factory assembly have bearings at the pivot?  I should swap mine out if it doesn't, I've managed to break everything else. LOL.

Remember to stack a bunch of washers in the spring to assist with installation!

[tecmopar]

The factory set up has bearings inside the clutch pedal and nylon bushings in the brake pedal, good luck.

[bohog]

I don't know about there pedel assemblies, but I purchased a pair of there slotted exhaust tips for my 71 R/T. I'm very happy with them, they fit and look great. All there products are made overseas. The cost was at least a hundred bucks less then what I could buy from anyone else.