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#421142 06/08/2008 3:44 PM
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Need some help locating a combination brake pedal, clutch pedal that is firewall mount. Saw one but don't remember where.

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Try the JEGS catalog. They have brake and clutch pedal assemblies, and the master cylinders that work with them. Be absolutely sure to build in enough bracing that the firewall doesn't flex and crack under pedal pressure. Been there, done that, on round track race cars!
Jerry


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I'm using S10 pedals and the stock steering column. I ran the two support rods back to the mounting holes for the steering and one goes right through all the layers. The other is it's own hole.

I got the power brake booster and the pedals for like $25 at a local yard.

This is on an AD truck.

I've got a set from a Nissan as well but I haven't mounted them. They were $20 complete. Slave cyl, master cyl, and mounting holes.

I may eventually extend the pedals a bit but I don't think they are that far off the floor that I'm going to sweat it. Once she's a runner, I'll let you know!!


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Oh, if you manage to get it from an S10, make a template of the holes in the firewall so you know where to drill!


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