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Hi - I'm fitting a Girling servo to my MK1 BT7. Although the MK1 did not originally come fitted with a servo i want to mount it in the correct location of the MK2 on the back of the pedal box foot well. I have an original pair of brackets and wondered if any one out there had reference to the correct/original hole positions for me to drill through the foot well. Best to get it in the right place rather than guessing. Many thanks Richard
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Servo fitting MK1 3000
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I found that the bracket needed bending prior to install. fit the bracket to the servo and hold it up there to get an idea where it goes first. Then you might mark the corners , take it off the servo and mark the holes for final install. There is preferred angle to the installation of the servo depending on brand. IE: mount it at X degrees. I don't have that car anymore so I can't measure.
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