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Hi,to all,here i go.ive installed a mII in my 46 truck.i would like to run a 4sp sag.will the brake&clutch pedals from a 60s-66 trucks work?i really would like to stay away from the automatics.and if anybody has pictures to share on there 46 share thanks tony.

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Your stock pedals will work, but first you need to either get a later, like 1951 bellhousing to fit the Saginaw. Or better would be to get or make an adaptor plate to adapt your original 46 bellhousing to the Saginaw type trans.
You can contact Buffalo Ent. 360 652-7684, he makes this adaptor plate. This way you can keep the original bellhousing which supports the original pedals. Also ask Buffalo about his kit to get you to a dual master cylinder etc.
Best of luck.


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now,what if i want to run a v8?

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Make sure you reinforce the heck out of the firewall if you run overhead pedals.

It would be easier to just make a bracket for the bellhousing that accepts the pedals. There may even be an aftermarket one available.


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