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Been wanting to myself, but not finding anything I like..Was hoping Joker Machine would make matching serrated brake pedal for the floor boards I already have from them
From memory it's under a rubber boot to protect the master cylinder. These other guys know better than me there's a thread on it here from not too long ago actually.
On the rear master cylinder and brakepedal is a connection, just pull the pivot pin out and loosen the nut that you see just before the bracket that hold this pin, then you can
adjust the hight of the pedal by turn the bracket in or out. When you reach the right adjustment put back in the pin ans fasten the nut and you are done.
Last edited by MoneyFor; Jul 20, 2019 at 03:37 AM.
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