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Wilwood slave cylinder
My NAF kit, 30 years old now, has always had a Wilwood pull type slave cylinder. When I built the kit back in 1986, I fabbed a bracket for the slave. It's mounted to the Toploader where the tail shaft housing bolts onto the trans case. When activated, that mounting bracket has a bit of movement, which limits the effective travel of the slave cylinder. Would love to see any photos, or descriptions, of the brackets used for other Toploaders. Push or pull would be OK. This is for a 429 CJ and the pedal assy is a Tilton.
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