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  1. 10-10-2005 11:07 AM #1
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    Need some help...dont laugh

     



    Can someone take a picture of where their brake pedal comes up through the floor and is it on the right side or left side of the colum.
    I cant get the damn thing through with out it rubbing the sterring.
    Please post it here or email me at iceburgh68@hotmail.com
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  2. 10-10-2005 12:48 PM #2
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    Preferred location is to the right of the column so you have a clear, unimpeded path from gas pedal to brake. Some times you have to bend the pedal arm for clearance.
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    My 32 roadster.

    I'm a left foot braker, but the pedal works fine for those who brake with their right foot.

    The pedal is hung on a Deuce Factory bracket and transverse adjustments are easy to make by altering spacer length.
    (The bracket also carries the clutch arm if needed.)
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    Re: Need some help...dont laugh

     



    Originally posted by iceburgh
    Can someone take a picture of where their brake pedal comes up through the floor and is it on the right side or left side of the colum.
    I cant get the damn thing through with out it rubbing the sterring.
    Please post it here or email me at iceburgh68@hotmail.com
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    This is a picture of mine. Think it was from a 39 chevy.
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    More of a general shot, but it was the only one on this computer.
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    My '29 has the pedal on the left side of the column, not really enough room the the right.

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    Thanks guys... I must have my master cylinder and pivot point in th ewrong place...guess time to cut and reweld
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