In 1964, Chevrolet unveiled the redesigned El Camino as a more utilitarian take on its A-Body architecture. Marketed as a utility vehicle, Chevy's most powerful engines didn't initially make it into the El Camino's engine bay. Luckily, GM came to its senses as optional small and big-block powerplants became available after its first year in production.

Hays offer both hydraulic and mechanic bearings to cover any solution for street and race clutches from extreme spring pressure to punishing high RPM use.