[vonrace]

I just got new pedals. By looking at them, I have no clue as to drilling or fastening them to the mustang pedals...Need some descriptive help. Thanks Jack

 

[venomous]

It's not really that tough. I took my pneumatic cut off tool and cut little slices in the boss, parallel with the length of the pedal. When the gap was getting close to being wide enough to slip the pedal arms in, I took a file and finished it up (get a good snug fit). Then drilled a hole perpendicular to the slot, through the boss. Put the pedal arm into the slot, then marked where the hole in the arm needed to be. Drilled it and put some bolts with self locking nuts on and called it a day. Worked great. For one pedal (I believe the brake), I didn't cut the slot, rather just drilled the hole and mounted the pedal arm to the side. This allows you to play with your pedal spacing a bit to customize the fit for your paw size.

Duane

[ March 16, 2002: Message edited by: Venomous ]

 

[CobraRay]

I ground one side of the pedal so it would mate evenly to the pedal arm. Then drilled and mounted it to the left side of the pedal arm. It gives a little more room between the gas pedal and brake.

 

[d isham]

Check out John Baker's site. He's got some good pics pf pedal installation. http://cobra.spintime.org/assypics2.html

Doug

 

[Snakebit31]

I installed my pads the same way Venomous did, hope he photo comes through.

 

[vonrace]

thanks for all the tips....it is done and that clearance pedal problem is gone. This site is the greatest. Thanks for the photo instructions too!