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I've seen Chevy II racers make a brace that runs from the master cylinder to the top of the shock tower. Theres quite a bit of movement on those cars,,up to 1/2 an inch with the old heavy clutches we used to run back in the '70s,,,maybe its better with the modern clutches.
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jimmy parker has a great working brace for this application pm him here
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My guess is you have old 2800-3200 lbs. pressure plate? If so take it out get a good clutch setup that will fix your firewall flex and save every driveline piece in the car.
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