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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
Thanks
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.
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.)
This is a picture of mine. Think it was from a 39 chevy.Quote:
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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More of a general shot, but it was the only one on this computer.
My '29 has the pedal on the left side of the column, not really enough room the the right.
http://members.aol.com/myautozoo/29-interior2.jpg
Thanks guys... I must have my master cylinder and pivot point in th ewrong place...guess time to cut and reweld