Pedal Assembly

[Dirtbag1]

Not sure where to go on my pedal assembly. Currently there is nothing there in my rig. I will have to have a cable for clutch that is going to toyota W56 that is adapted to sidekick bellhousing and I have clutch and plate already for that. Brakes I think I will be going toyota route due to axles and brakes are all toyota stuff. Skinny pedal will be cable for sidekick engine. I have never done this before so was wondering if there was a good way to do this or am just having to adapt it all as I go?? Just looking for ideas or a point in the right direction. Thanks!!

 

[woody]

I swear I bought a dozen pedals...and hated them all. Ended up using a universal one from Summit and modifying it.

Works perfectly now. REMEMBER the angle of the pedal doesn't need to match the brake Build it to be comfortable. Once I got that thru my skull, it wasn't too bad.

 

[DirtSquirrel]

Whats the area look like that you are working with? Does it have a firewall to mount stuff to? Or just a tube to hang stuff from? I mounted my gas pedal off the engine doghouse in my last buggy. Factory totoya pedals are what i typically use. The are simple 2-bolt with a spring loaded arm. East to mount.

 

[Dirtbag1]

Whats the area look like that you are working with? Does it have a firewall to mount stuff to? Or just a tube to hang stuff from? I mounted my gas pedal off the engine doghouse in my last buggy. Factory totoya pedals are what i typically use. The are simple 2-bolt with a spring loaded arm. East to mount.

Yes I do have a firewall, was thinking of just doing like you said and use the factory toyota pedals. I'll give that a try think that would be easiest solution. Thanks!!