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I feel like something is missing.
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air brakes?
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i like to thing the air brakes guy just put the wheel on to roll it around waiting for the drums to get back from the shop
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Now that’s clever.
You can get electric versions and I thought you could attach 4 of these to the chassis for racing wheel changes !!!!!
All jokes aside... add a small piece of plastic and this is the OEM setup for Triumph Herald / Spitfire. Just a hinge with a cable hanging straight down from the dash directly above the end of the pedal.
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Pedal+fulcrum+cable: K.I.S.S.!!!
