Wilwood Adjustable Single Pedal - Floor Mount - 6:1

Wilwood Adjustable Single Pedal - Floor Mount - 6:1

Marsoni

M251S

$114.78

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Wilwood Adjustable Single Pedal - Floor Mount - 6:1This floor mount pedal assembly mounts a single brake or clutch master cylinder in a forward position outside the firewall. It features a lightweight aluminum frame, with a high strength reinforced I Beam style forged 6: 1 ratio pedal arm. The non skid waffled pedal pad can be laterally adjusted for driver preference or clearance as necessary. This pedal accepts any Wilwood vertical mount flange single or tandem outlet master cylinder. Horizontal

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Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2024