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E body clutch/brake pedal install #1333395
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I'm starting a 4 speed conversion on my challenger soon.
I have the clutch/ brake pedal assy with clutch bracket, the long (7") threaded rod, 2 o rings, 2 white plastic bushings, and black plastic "t".

Got the whole setup from brewers, great guys, so I'm assuming I have all necessary parts to install the assembly.
Of course, I want to do this once.
Where do all the parts go?? Mainly the o rings/ threaded rod, and plastic bushings?

Any of you 4 speed e body guys got a pic of a couple angles from under the dash to help me along?


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1973 challenger
Dana. 4 speed. Low deck.
Re: E body clutch/brake pedal install [Re: thedriver] #1333396
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no instructions included?

Re: E body clutch/brake pedal install [Re: Mr D21] #1333397
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I wish.


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Re: E body clutch/brake pedal install [Re: thedriver] #1333398
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well the FSM is your next best friend !

Re: E body clutch/brake pedal install [Re: Mr D21] #1333399
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Maybe this will help?


Yeah, it's hopped up to over 160...
Re: E body clutch/brake pedal install [Re: thedriver] #1333400
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If your going to install a diaphragm pressure plate, don't bother installing the large overcenter spring, as you'll only need to remove it later

Re: E body clutch/brake pedal install [Re: DAYCLONA] #1333401
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Didn't even bother to buy the over center spring. Won't need it anyways.
Thanks for the diagram?!


1973 challenger
Dana. 4 speed. Low deck.
Re: E body clutch/brake pedal install [Re: thedriver] #1333402
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I just finished doing this on my 70 Cuda. It works a lot better if you take the drivers seat out, so you have more room while you are laying on your back. even with the instructions, it took me a couple of trys to get it in correctly, plus I an using the "over-center spring" now that was a pain in the but to install.

Re: E body clutch/brake pedal install [Re: 67vertman] #1333403
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Could you post some pics up of the assembly?


1973 challenger
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