Edited by IN DETT, 26 July 2006 - 08:57 AM.
pedal boxes
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_IN DETT_
, Jul 26 2006 08:55 AM
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#1 _IN DETT_
Posted 26 July 2006 - 08:55 AM
hi guys and neil, does anybody know if pedal boxes are legal for the street, the ones that mount on the floor pan similar to rally style, with clutch brake and accel in one, i dont have a pic to show you exactly ehat i mean i hope you can understand my gibberish
#2
Posted 26 July 2006 - 09:27 PM
Yep,engineer said I could fit one to mine as long as it passed the brake test.So make sure m/cyl sizing is correct.
I was looking at the hanging ones from Wilwood but I'm not sure which ones the brake place will be using just that the bracket for the m/cyl under dash will be unbolted/taken off,Brackets welded under dash for pedals to hang off with reservoirs in engine bay next to wiper motor.
I was going to use two remote boosters & keep hydraulic clutch set up but it takes up too much space & is rather messy.
I was looking at the hanging ones from Wilwood but I'm not sure which ones the brake place will be using just that the bracket for the m/cyl under dash will be unbolted/taken off,Brackets welded under dash for pedals to hang off with reservoirs in engine bay next to wiper motor.
I was going to use two remote boosters & keep hydraulic clutch set up but it takes up too much space & is rather messy.
#3
Posted 26 July 2006 - 09:41 PM
Should be able to do it Steve as long as the engineer signs off on it
Check with Reno first though
Since I left the brake place he won't let me write the letters anymore so you'll need to get it checked out
Check with Reno first though
Since I left the brake place he won't let me write the letters anymore so you'll need to get it checked out
#4 _IN DETT_
Posted 27 July 2006 - 08:45 AM
cheers guys i will look into it thanks heaps
#5
Posted 11 August 2006 - 12:01 AM
Would these be legal to use if you fit pedal rubbers & a brake switch?
How do you work out the pedal ratios & m/cyl sizes?
wilwood pedal boxes
How do you work out the pedal ratios & m/cyl sizes?
wilwood pedal boxes
#6
Posted 11 August 2006 - 12:38 AM
You pick a starting size and guess a ratio based on what will fit
If you have enough room for 7:1 you use that
Or if thats too long go 6.25:1 or less
Then once you work out your master cylinder size based on the calipers requirements for fluid and the distance you want the pedal to travel
Some like a long pedal with plenty of travel (more progressive)
Some like a firm high pedal with less travel
If you have enough room for 7:1 you use that
Or if thats too long go 6.25:1 or less
Then once you work out your master cylinder size based on the calipers requirements for fluid and the distance you want the pedal to travel
Some like a long pedal with plenty of travel (more progressive)
Some like a firm high pedal with less travel
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