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05-21-2010 11:47 AM #1
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Wilwood brake pedal
I asked this question over in the Deuce Den. Only got one response (although it was a good one). Thought it might get more exposure here:
I just bought a Wilwood Reverse Swing Mount Dual Master Cylinder Pedal which needs to be mounted under the dash of my '32. Of course it doesn't come with a bracket or anything. I realize that I can't just mount it on the firewall because of the stresses involved. Anybody got any ideas?Hans 
If you can't use me as a good example, then use me as a horrible warning.
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05-21-2010 11:55 AM #2
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Steel car or fiberglass?There are two things in life where penetration is really important.....and one of them is welding.
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05-21-2010 12:36 PM #3
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Steel car but I can't mount it to the firewall. The bracket bolts are vertical. The mc faces the dash.
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Hans
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05-21-2010 01:42 PM #4
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Brake a piece of 1/4 inch plate steel into an L then bolt one side to firewall and the other to the MC.
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yep. i got tired of that mouthy Canadian hack and his click of fools.
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