looking for clutch and brake pedal ideas?

[harley rider]

I am thinking about using Willwood pedals . but was looking for other ideas using pedals from some other car or truck. preferably GM stuff.what have you used?

 

[Todd]

I have yet to use them, but I picked up Howe pedals from Jeg's for half the price of Wilwood (floor mounts).

 

[52 fordman]

clutch and brake

How about some stuff off of old tractors! Massey Ferguson or Minneapolis Moline ...
Would be interesting to see that.


52 fordman

 

[Old Iron]

S10
73 C10 clutch and brake
77 Nova
62 Belaire
Almost anything will adapt

 

[harley rider]

S10
73 C10 clutch and brake
77 Nova
62 Belaire
Almost anything will adapt

Will adapt is the key words there. I have thought about s10 and c10 stuff.problem is kind of hard to kind.been lookin for a while all the three pedal trucks must get crushed before I can get to them.

 

[Willowbilly3]

I have several sets, S10, 64 Olds Cutlass, 42 International, 60 F100, 58 Ford car.

 

[2.3Turbo_T]

I used '70s El Camino swing pedals on the roadster. Coupled them to a '63 Chevy truck dual master cylinder.

 

[Bobo1950]

I used 3/8" X 1" mild steel bar and 1/2" black iron plumbing pipe. The frame was 3/8" thick 3" angle 4" long with 3/8" X 3" X 4" flat welded to make a channel. Cut the pipe to length (3") to bridge channel but first rip a 1/4" -3/8" section lengthwise out of the pipe for diameter reduction to fit a 1/2" bolt. Use a step drill to cut a hole near the end of the 1" X 3/8" bar and weld the pipe into it at 90 degrees, centered. Buy or make (2 nuts and two flats welded, tap over) a clevis and locate on the bar for 6 or 7 to one leverage and a 5/16" pin or bolt. Chuck a bolt that fits your clevis in a 1/2" drill and turn down the head end to fit into your master cylinder with a big grinder.

 

[Bobo1950]

These are the pictures of the clutch pedal I built.