tre5
+1y
some more picsnew brake pedalsall the pedalsrear brake line along frame railfuel systemdon't forget to notice the shaved valve cover with new and lower capyes, there is a breather. I installed a braided AN line off the breather and ran it down with the fuel lines on the other side. You can also see the throttle cable line and the rear brake line where it enters the cab.
cookiemonster13
+1y
Jeremy love the work as always but do the pedals need to be angled back more like equal plain with the gas pedal? looks like in the pics when you press the brake or clutch it would be uncomfortable... May just be an illusion. GREAT WORK AS ALWAYS!
tre5
+1y
The problem with the pedals is the firewall. I had to curve them that way in order to be able to depress the pedal all the way. The throttle only moves about 3" and the brake and clutch now move almost 7.5". I could have angled the bottom of the pedals more outward, but they are already so far forward in the cab (in order to get all the depression out of them) I didn't want to invade into the floor space just to get more angle on them. The brake pedal will not be pushed all the way to the floor under normal driving, so that one will always be comfortable (I would think) and the clutch will probably take some time to get used to if it has to be pushed all the way to the floor every time. I am hoping that the clutch gets adjusted good enough so that it is only being pushed in as much as the brake on normal use, but at the same time I had to make sure to get full motion out of the master cylinders on both of them in case it ever needs it.
k24 rd6
+1y
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Reece said:
Jeremy does awesome work.... if i was out west id have him build a frame for me
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He does vehicles for people from far away. That what trailers are for.
Reece said:
Jeremy does awesome work.... if i was out west id have him build a frame for me
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He does vehicles for people from far away. That what trailers are for.
tre5
+1y
No driveshaft. Not sure what the story with the trans is. I don't want to have one made if the trans gets swapped out for something else. It's basically wrapped up and ready to head your way Ryan. I just have two more fuel hoses to do and the gas tank needs to be mounted.
And yes, that's what trailers are for. The furthest I have had one come from was Minnesota. The blazer I am building is from Dallas.
And yes, that's what trailers are for. The furthest I have had one come from was Minnesota. The blazer I am building is from Dallas.