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Who uses floor mount pedals?
Show me your photos, I am stuck with too many objects in the way and may have to consider using them.
Are they difficult o get used to? Thanks, Scott S |
Scott
On the ERA the brake and clutch mount under the floor. ERA has some drawings. All of the mounting is inclosed in a box so I can't get you a picture. Pedals work great this way. http://www.erareplicas.com/427/drivetr.htm#clutch Good Luck Tim |
Thanks Tim, this is the kind of info I am looking for.
Anybody else? Scott S |
Check my pics...........
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Scott
I opted for a floor mounted pedal assy. Only becuase I wanted it more like the originals. As you can see in the pic it pretty simple. http://www.clubcobra.com/photopost/s...t=1&thecat=500 The brake uses a dodge application master cyl. new from Raybestos. The clutch uses the McCleod M/C with their internal T/O bearing. The M/C's are mounted tto the backside of that frame rail with the pushrods coming tru to the pedals. Each are fed with remote reservoirs up on the firewall. (3) Keeps the footbox looking very clean on the other side. As all pedal stuff is done low and below the header under a nice heatshield. lastly the pedal cluster has a nice aluminum cover plate to go over it and transition nicely from the floor pan to frame rail. Held down with 2 bolts at the front corners and 2 on the back at the rail. Tim |
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