So what is everyone using for modern pedals?
How is anyone using internal slave cylinder clutch m/c's with the older style bracket?
What about mounting 4 bolt hydroboost units up to the old bracket, there isn't a lot of room but looks like it can be done.
What fuel pedals easily mount up, and are they push or pull? (mochamike, i know you have one)

Anyone using totally new pedal set ups?


(yes, I know this stuff can be found in various threads through out, such as HOS and his chevy m/c, guido and his pedal straightening, etc, but I thought it would be nice to have one thread for the topic)

found this

posted this in the past, but oh well.

'88 3/4T Suburban 2x power booster and master cylinder. Stops just fine with D60 front, GM 14 bolt rear 13"drum. (one of these days disc rear):flipoff2:

http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c101/scout254/PB010034.jpg

http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c101/scout254/PB010028.jpg

Used stock pedal assmbly and firewall mount, just made adapter plate to fit the booster to the scout80.

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OEM Chevy blazer go pedal with Lokar cable

Stock (straightened) 80 clutch pedal with stock MC

Stock (straightened) brake pedal with 78 blazer MC and re drilled holes in FW

:D

what tranny? chevy tbi?

I thought HOS had some Ford/Mercury non-boosted MC?

I used a hydroboost from an Astrovan. I had to cut out the inner fender to make it fit. I think I may go the HOS route on the current build.

I'm also thinking that since I am going with an auto trans that i might want to use the clutch pedal with a cutting brake.

I thought HOS had some Ford/Mercury non-boosted MC?



'79 Grand Marquis, 4 wheel disc. I used the same one, no booster or sawzall and blue nitrile gloves.
Seems to work pretty well, the Scout has pretty good leverage/pedal ratio.

Before I swapped in the PSD, I used a pedal from an '87 Chevy truck (thanks Mocha Mike) and a Spectre universal throttle cable ($25 from Pep Boys, Autozone, etc).

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After I swapped the PSD I didn't have room for a throttle pedal since that part of firewall had been cut out. I straightened the stock pedals and had room to hang the stock F250 throttle pedal.

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I still have all stock pedals. I run a mustang M/C, non-boosted, with 4 wheel discs. Works very well. Original clutch M/C. I'm happy with it...

found this

and this is the inside

Stock Clutch and Brake pedals, XJ Cherokee throt pedal

http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c101/scout254/P1210001.jpg

i need to find the pics, but I used a scout 2 gas pedal. I cant remember what I used for the brake, I think it was a scout2 set up also.

'79 Grand Marquis, 4 wheel disc. I used the same one, no booster or sawzall and blue nitrile gloves.
Seems to work pretty well, the Scout has pretty good leverage/pedal ratio.



Yeah, that's what I remembered it as, I didn't want to be too specific in case I was wrong :flipoff2: I probably should have mentioned that it is linked in the FAQ, too.

I was going through some old photos and found these. I like to laugh at my old work.

I used the factory pedals all the way up until I tore it down to rebuild. (I'm tentatively going with wilwood dual masters + pedal for the current build). I can't find a photo, but the rod to throttle cable contraption that I build was truly a POS design. I'm going to keep searching and if I find it, I'll add it in...

http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn200/scoutdude64/Scout%20Buildup/Early%20Pics/Throttle-Angle.jpg

http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn200/scoutdude64/Scout%20Buildup/Early%20Pics/Throttle-Straight.jpg

Here's the masters set-up. Chevy brake master and forklift master for clutch.
http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn200/scoutdude64/Scout%20Buildup/Early%20Pics/4-18MasterCylinders.jpg

http://whiteknucklemotorsports.net/gallery/albums/scout80engine_electrical/Aug_5_09_049.sized.jpg

I can't find a picture of my pedals, just used a ford gas pedal (can't recall mustang or truck) and modified it to fit on the firewall. Running an auto so no clutch..

Booster and master are from a chevy truck.

I still have all stock pedals. I run a mustang M/C, non-boosted, with 4 wheel discs. Works very well. Original clutch M/C. I'm happy with it...

Almost the same as my set up....

Mustang MC for brakes
Gerling MC for Clutch
Chevy pickup gas pedal.

http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j95/mochamike/Scout/IMG_3334.jpg

http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j95/mochamike/Scout/IMG_0838.jpg

I can't find a picture of my pedals, just used a ford gas pedal (can't recall mustang or truck) and modified it to fit on the firewall.

Hey Brandon, if you find any pictures can you put it up. The truck pedal I have is built to be put on to an angle, there is very little adjustment available.