I am at the point in my build where I have to situate the brake/clutch pedals and the drive-by-wire accelerator pedal. The C/B pedal shafts are pretty much fixed... still have to attach the actual pedals to the shafts. It is the accelerator pedal that I am looking for advice on. See pictures.
The first picture is the brace that holds the accelerator pedal. The second picture is the accelator pedal attached to the brace. Both are held on by a magnet on the right side for purposes of the pictures. There are 3 holes that anchor the brace (to the toe board/firewall, eventually). The leftmost hole is clear in the pictures. One hole on the right is covered by the magnet. The third hole is at lower right. In order to hold the accelerator pedal in the right position (roughy), I need to have the left brace hole approximately 2 inches off of the toe board/firewall and the bottom right hole approxumately 1.25 inches off of the toe board/firewall. That will give be a level face upon which to mount the accelerator pedal. OK... I am gonna proceed to build a platform (to be attached to the toe board/firewall) upon which to mount the brace for the accelerator pedal. I am open to alternative ideas, especially from someone who has installed a drive-by-wire accelerator pedal in the 3100 cab. Thanks
