Has anyone done this?

If so, would you be so kind as to share your solution?

Cheers

Scotty

a quick searchy gave me linky link

Thanks for that.

Unfortunately there's no info in those links about how the Sierra pedal was modified (the info I'm after).

If you have a flat secure face in front of the pedal should be a simple matter of mounting a cylinder on that face below the pivot point of the pedal & making right size pushrod to go to the pedal where you can secure by a variety of means.

Alternatively, mount a cylinder at the top facing in the opposite direction so as the pedal is pushed down the pushrod comes backwards to operate the cylinder - all depends what you've got to mount on round the pedal

Cheers Russ.

I have an idea in my mind, but wasn't sure if the pedal was man-enough for having a hole drilled through it.

From what I remember of the Sierra clutch pedal it's fairly substantial, as long as you're not planning on operating a truck size clutch with it I would think you'd have no probs - also as it's clutch, rather a lot less serious if it were to fracture than a brake pedal!