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#796053 11/08/2011 3:28 AM
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Hi guys,been a while since i was on here,see a lot of new members in here. Any how,my question is about shortening my brake pedal. Its a little to tall for me, i have disc on front,drum rears,master cylinder under the cab. Pros, cons to shortening?Thank you in advance gents.
Roy

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I cut mine down on everyone I do. I Measure the difference between the brake & clutch & remove the shaft. Cut a section out of it just below thw pedal & weld it back on. It makes it a lot more comfotable to drive & looks better too.


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