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hi the pedals on my bj8 had ally extension blocks bolted to them about 1 1/2 inch long so I expect at some time an owner done this . also the gas and brake can be adjusted but the clutch cannot it is fixed by the length of the pushrod my question is can someone tell me the distance from the back of toeboard to pedals as when I fit the clutch it seems too far forward from the other two pedals which are adjusted to what I think is correct (about 3inches from toeboard) I suspect the clutch pushrod has been lengthened as well at present it is 6 inches long tip to tip thanks for any help chris
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I measured 3-1/4" from toeboard to heel of clutch and brake pedal arms. Both your clutch and brake pushrods should be a fixed length if stock.
Note: the 5/8" clutch master cylinder is the same part# Moss 513-318 as the non-servo BJ7 & earlier brake master cylinder. I'm guessing, but am pretty sure all the pushrods are the same length.
If you have an adjustable clevis on one of your master cylinders, just adjust it to the same length as non-adjustable one.
Note: the 5/8" clutch master cylinder is the same part# Moss 513-318 as the non-servo BJ7 & earlier brake master cylinder. I'm guessing, but am pretty sure all the pushrods are the same length.
If you have an adjustable clevis on one of your master cylinders, just adjust it to the same length as non-adjustable one.
many thanks steve