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Thread: KE70 GZE driveline questions

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    Hey everybody i own a ke70 gze and was running standard ke70 driveline until i smashed the box doin a burnout and snapping third. So now im putting full bulletproof driveline in it. I am running a w55 gearbox with gze flywheel and extreme heavy duty clutch(thanks Truenosedan / AJPS) then a custom one piece tailshaft with an E series(tarago) diff locked. What i want to know is about the hookin up of the clutch mainly. Because the ke70 is cable clutch and the box is i assume hydraulic what will need to be changed/modified so it all works. Any comments or questions would be appreciated as i am quite competent in assembly but not to sure about the clutch issue.

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    AE71's have a hydraulic clutch system. Use that.

    You need slave and master cylinders, hard and soft line and the AE71 pedal box.

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    AE71 pedal box being the hard part to find.

    i'm pretty sure Truenosedan has one

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