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Lightweight Aluminum
Pedal Assemblies
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Available in both
single and dual master cylinder designs. Available in floor mount or
swing mount. All pedals are anti - corrosion plated and have non -
slip foot pads. Master cylinders sold separately.
Pedal Assembly
With Balance Bar
Lightweight aluminum forward mount brake pedal
assemblies are balance bar equipped in floor mount (6:1 ratio) and
swing mount (7:1 ratio) configurations. Weighing in at 1.9 pounds,
these high strength designs are precision manufactured to provide
smooth, reliable operation and precise balance bar adjustments. The
extended travel balance bar and spherical pivot bearing allow
increased adjustability when balancing the front-to-rear bias. Both
pedals have a protective coating and non-slip foot pads, and will
accept our remote balance bar cable adjuster.
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Floor Mount - 6:1 Ratio
Part No. 3401285 -
$120.50
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Swing Mount - 7:1 Ratio
Part No. 3401287 -
$120.50
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Forward Mount Triple
Master Cylinder Assembly
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Forward and reverse mount dual pedal
assemblies incorporate both the clutch and brake pedals in a
compact, lightweight design. Weighing only 3.5 pounds, the pedals
have a 6.25 ratio (the reverse mount is available in a 5.1 ratio as
well), utilize high strength steel master cylinder mounting studs,
fully adjustable balance bar, and have a protective anodized finish.
The reverse mount design keeps the master cylinders away from heat
sources. All pedals have a non-slip foot pad and accept our remote
balance bar cable adjuster.
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Part No. 3403950 -
$213.80
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Balance Bar Assembly
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adjustability providing increased front-to-rear bias control. The
precision spherical bearing with corrosion resistant finish is durable
and smooth performing. The 3/8-24 threaded adjuster bar is high
strength aircraft alloy and fitted with lightweight, maintenance free
clevises, and thrust washers to eliminate binding under extreme pivot
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Part No. 3401757 -
$65.95
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Clutch Pedals
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These forward mount pedal assemblies are available in
both floor mount (6:1 ratio) and swing mount (7:1 ratio) configurations, and
are ideal for clutch and single master cylinder brake applications.
Designed to accept either High Volume Aluminum master cylinder, Remote
Reservoir Combination master cylinder or Tandem Master Cylinder (Tandem
requires use of our adapter kit), these pedals are strong, compact and
lightweight (1.1 pounds). Pedals are corrosion resistant and come with
anti-slip foot pads.
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Description |
Price |
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| 3401289 |
Floor Mount
- 6:1 Ratio |
$67.10 |
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| 3401290 |
Floor Mount
7:1 Ratio |
$68.00 |
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Remote Brake Bias Adjuster
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be used with balance bar to adjust front to rear brake bias during
changing race conditions. The highly visible bright blue knob features
a special bi - directional detent control providing the driver with
positive adjustment feedback. The five foot cable and housing can be
cut to any length for a custom fit and provides an optimal bending
radius for easy installation and smooth performance in tight confines.
Comes with two label faces for either front to rear or rear to front
adjustment. Standard 3/8" - 24 thread fits Wilwood and most
commonly used balance bars. |
Part No. 3404990 -
$51.30
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Tech Tip - This
is the most misunderstood part of a race car. Every winter guys take
their cars apart to clean and paint for the up coming season
and they reinstall the balance bar incorrectly. Then they find that car
is loose one time and tight the next time. What they have done is
assembled the balance bar with to much slack from side to side
(where the clevis meets the tube) and the bearing is jumping back and
forward causing the car to brake erratically because they have brakes on
the
front one time and rear the next. |
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