Any guidance on pedal heights from the floor or relative to one another… I suspect my clutch pedal is bent … in more than one direction! Some indication of distances from the floor would be useful… not an exact science I know
Pedal heights
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Pedal heights
Hi
Any guidance on pedal heights from the floor or relative to one another… I suspect my clutch pedal is bent … in more than one direction! Some indication of distances from the floor would be useful… not an exact science I know
Any guidance on pedal heights from the floor or relative to one another… I suspect my clutch pedal is bent … in more than one direction! Some indication of distances from the floor would be useful… not an exact science I know
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Kevin
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Re: Pedal heights
So many variables with this one, m/cylinder p/rod lengths, worn clevis pins and gasket thickness on master cylinder plates etc.
With the ruler square to the heel board and the pedal rubbers removed I came up with 143mm and 136mm. The brake pedal is a 'S' spec which is cranked higher than the clutch. The pushrod lengths are 70mm.
With the ruler square to the heel board and the pedal rubbers removed I came up with 143mm and 136mm. The brake pedal is a 'S' spec which is cranked higher than the clutch. The pushrod lengths are 70mm.
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