adjustable brake pushrod?

stangman67

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Where can i get one?

 

LMan

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Mom's basement

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I would try one of the race catalogs like Pegasus Racing, Racer Warehouse, etc. They all have online catalogs.

 

bud4660

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I think all the mustang parts places have them. I got mine from Dallas Mustang. But I have seen them in all the other sites that sell parts for old stangs.

 

GT2K

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Mustangs Unlimited. Many guys have also made their own. The price was low enough when I bought one that I just paid the piper.

 

66P51GT

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Mustang's Plus and Cobra Automotive.

http://www.mustangsplus.com/
http://www.cobraautomotive.com/

 

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68Coupe289

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What is the benefit of this rod being adjustable? Is this something that would keep me from having to replace my manual brake pedal with a power brake pedal when I convert my manual drums to power disks?

 

66P51GT

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68Coupe289 said:

What is the benefit of this rod being adjustable? Is this something that would keep me from having to replace my manual brake pedal with a power brake pedal when I convert my manual drums to power disks?

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I installed mine when converting to a dual master cylinder on my '66. The pushrod needed to be longer than the original stocker. Added benefit is the ability to raise/lower the brake pedal for heel/toe downshifting.