not to high jack but i have to ask,if a private party sends you something from the states is their a higher than normal shipping from them to you?
How much value would a "used" boot be worth to customs?I think a lot of that has to do with what is being sent.
Is it's something relatively small with little value,there probably isnt much of a difference in shipping costs.
But if its something that might have a greater value that has to be declared then customs fees are applied.
Guy
Here are some part numbers for your dealer search tomorrow.
https://www.4speedconversions.com/829_seal.html
I bet you could make the truck one work.
Here's a place in Michigan - maybe you can have a Toronto ally step over the border for you. It's the 68-72 variant with three fasteners.
1968-72 GM A-Body Firewall Clutch Rod Boot Thru Firewall 1pc
1968-72 GM A-Body Firewall Clutch Rod Boot Thru Firewall 1pcwww.inlinetube.com
Speedway Motors, 2-fastener version.
Classic Headquarters W-329 Clutch Upper Push Rod Boot, 70-81 Camaro
A great reproduction of the boot for the upper push rod. Mounts directly on firewall and keeps debris from entering the interior. Reproduction upper push rod boot Includes the heavy stamped steel insert ring Mounts directly on firewall Keeps debris from entering the interior Fits 1970-81 Chevy...www.speedwaymotors.com
Just a tip from experiance, those F-body ones (like the one in the Speedway link) don't match up with the OE mount holes & have a more rigid angle that leads to quicker wear out/failure. I used one when I first did the 4 speed conversion & it didn't last. Square body boots are close but the upper rods are a bigger diameter so rod sealing will need to be addressed.Thanks !!
The price on the one from Speedway looks pretty good.
Guy
Just a tip from experiance, those F-body ones (like the one in the Speedway link) don't match up with the OE mount holes & have a more rigid angle that leads to quicker wear out/failure. I used one when I first did the 4 speed conversion & it didn't last. Square body boots are close but the upper rods are a bigger diameter so rod sealing will need to be addressed.
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