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340fyd
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Can somebody also give me a picture of their brake pedal on a standard car? I'm needing to know how much farther down they are compared to the clutch pedal. Thanks agian for your time.
Lee
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sweatybetty
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if this doesnt help let me know and ill get a better pic
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340fyd
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I thought that the factory way was that the brake pedal sits a little lower down than the clutch. Is this not correct? I do appreciate the pitcure.
Lee
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sweatybetty
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across the tops (horizontally) they are even. if one sits higher up off the floor, not sure
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lilcuda
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I thought that the factory way was that the brake pedal sits a little lower down than the clutch. Is this not correct? I do appreciate the pitcure.
Lee
On my 66, the clutch & brake pedal have always been the same height off the floor. The brake pedal is way too high for spirited driving, if you ask me. There's no way to heel & toe with the pedals at the stock height. I can't take a photo right now since the m/c & clutch pushrod are out of the car at the moment. Lee (the other one) 1966 Barracuda, 340, 4 speed
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1966 Barracuda, 340, 4 speed
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jicaino
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the clutch pedal has a rubber stop that goes under the lip of the brake/clutch assy. sometimes it gets lost and the mechanic just leaves you with your clutch almost 2" higer than brake pedal. I hate that ! 
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340fyd
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Thanks, guys.
Lee
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