08-08-2018, 07:30 AM
Simon,
Simon,
This is where my plans might come unstuck: where theory and reality collide. My belief is that the foot brake is co-located with the steering box and that moving one moves the other. I naively assume that moving the box back will bring the brake pedal with it: obviously, the rest of the linkages will need altering to suit. I plan to fit a Reliant engine as the chassis comes without an motor. This, I believe, has a cable clutch, so I should be able to put the pedal more or less where wish, cable length permitting.
I should be interested in how others achieve overcome the problem, though.
Regards,
James.
(08-08-2018, 12:23 AM)jansens Wrote: With a much moved back seat but still with an upright seating position how do people handle moving the pedals back? With the clutch and brake pedal being direct acting levers I guess you can't just extend the length of them because the arc the pedal itself would swing might get too long?
Simon
Simon,
This is where my plans might come unstuck: where theory and reality collide. My belief is that the foot brake is co-located with the steering box and that moving one moves the other. I naively assume that moving the box back will bring the brake pedal with it: obviously, the rest of the linkages will need altering to suit. I plan to fit a Reliant engine as the chassis comes without an motor. This, I believe, has a cable clutch, so I should be able to put the pedal more or less where wish, cable length permitting.
I should be interested in how others achieve overcome the problem, though.
Regards,
James.