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Wilwood triple M/C swing pedals?

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Capt. Zorro, Nov 14, 2008.

  1. Capt. Zorro
    Joined: Nov 30, 2004
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    Has anyone used the Wilwood tri reverse mount pedal assembly? I'm thinking of trying one on my old T.
     
  2. Yes, many threads here talking about em. If I use the one I have I would carry a rebuild kit just to be safe. No, they are not crap, but they have their own parts and when in BFE I would like the $20 kit to be at hand.
     
  3. Capt. Zorro
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    Thanks T man. Try finding a flathead water pump when you're broke down now. If it isn't in Auto Zone's computer the counter kid doesn't have a clue.
    I didn't know if I would be better using the triple set up or just buying a couple of the swing pedals and their remote clutch M/C and remote brake M/C. I made a 90 degree brake M/C but don't have room for a clutch without completely remaking it.
     
  4. v8 Bake
    Joined: Dec 23, 2007
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    I used them but plumbing can be a challenge.
     

  5. Phil1934
    Joined: Jun 24, 2001
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    S&W has a brake pedal with adapter to Mopar dual circuit m/c. You might see if they can do this with dual pedals so Wilwood master only on clutch.
     
  6. Capt. Zorro
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    V8, yeah that's the reason I've been putting it off till last. On your back crawling under the dash wasn't too bad when I was 30, but at 60 it's beginning to loose it's "fun" factor.
    Phil, S&W? Is that Smith and Wesson?
     
  7. OoltewahSpeedShop
    Joined: Oct 18, 2007
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    We have used these pedals in our race cars for years. They work perfect. Getting to the master cylinders is not a big deal if you use a remote reservior. The best thing about these pedals is that you can dial in brake bias front to rear.

    Kevin
    Ooltewah Speed Shop
     
  8. Phil1934
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  9. YES.....i've got a set in my truck, excellent, fit in tight spot
     

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