derf
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| posted on 17/5/04 at 01:46 AM |
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Pedal problems
Ive been working on my pedals for 3 days now, its got me frustrated beyond belief.I have gone through 3 iterations already, not happy with any of
them. The book is less than helpfull on this subject also. I am using shortened 2nd gen rx7 pedals, havent really worked out the gas pedal yet, my
biggest problem is finding room for the 3 master cylinders, just wondering if anyone can show me pics of their pedal boxes, maybee I can get the
creative juices flowing.
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pbura
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| posted on 17/5/04 at 04:46 AM |
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Only a partial help, Derf, but Ron Pasdernick used the stock pedals with Willwood master cylinders, and made his own bias bar:
http://www.softarc.com/~ron/locost/Feb2000.html
Cheapest master cylinders I've seen are here:
http://www.dansperformanceparts.com/buggy/tcbh/buggytcbh2.htm
Pit Stop USA has pretty good prices on major brands of master cylinders.
BoL,
Pete
Pete
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James
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| posted on 17/5/04 at 09:07 AM |
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Derf,
I spent an awful lot of time trying getting a set of top-mounted MK3 Nissan Micra pedals to fit. I was never really happy with them.
Then realised that the m/cyl got in the way of the exhaust! 
So, that gave me an excuse to make a new bottom-mount set that weighed about 10% and were much smaller/neater. I kept the Micra gas pedal but the
brake/clutch are new.
Anyway, my point is- don't waste too much time tryin to adapt someone else's attempt. 
HTH,
James
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