Does anyone make aftermarket universal pedal sets? I am talking about the pivots and all that not just the pads. I have been out for a while and need some updates...
Does anyone make aftermarket universal pedal sets? I am talking about the pivots and all that not just the pads. I have been out for a while and need some updates...
Does anyone make aftermarket universal pedal sets? I am talking about the pivots and all that not just the pads. I have been out for a while and need some updates...
Clayton Machine makes some nice pedals. I had emailed them a while back and they said they can basically make them work for anything. At least that was the case about 6 months ago when i had spoke with them.
I'm currently putting a set of Tilton pedals in my car. They have, IMO, one of the nicest setups available today. Their pedal assemblies allow for dual master cylinders, bias adjustment via a balance bar, adjustable pedal ratios, lateral spacing of the pedals, how far forward the pedals are set, etc. The downside is cost, so you really have to figure out what you need in a set of pedals.
Clayton Machine makes some nice pedals. I had emailed them a while back and they said they can basically make them work for anything. At least that was the case about 6 months ago when i had spoke with them.
I bought a set last week, gas, brake and clutch with shipping was $415.
They are backordered. www.americanpowertrain.com
I'll post pics when I get them.
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Clayton Machine's pedals are one of the best out there IMO, Looks and quality are great. I see a lot of different things roll thru the shop, Sometimes it is worth a little higher price to get good stuff. Again just my 2 cents.