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Just got my T5 and was wondering if anyone has a template to mount the e-brake. I figured I can fabricate something but it would be great if someone has already figured out the dimensions.

This is in a 47 1st, I have Buffalo Engineering's modified bell housing to keep the original clutch/brake pedal mount point.


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I think I still have the one I used on my 46. Let me check on it tonight and I'll let you know.

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would you mind letting me know too lol thanks


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what is buffalo engineering's web site


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Well I found my template. Shoot me an email with your address and I'll send you a cardboard copy.

What I did was make a sample from 1/4" MDF that you can actually bolt to your trans to make sure it works before you make one out of 1/4" aluminum. You will also need to drill and tap two holes in your adaptor plate and make a "L" bracket for the rear mounting point.

Be sure to check out the links. Steppenwood has some good pictures of the process.

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Thanks George, sent you an e-mail with my address

TheShoer - Buffalo's site is http://inliners.org/buffalo



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