EFI gas pedal questions.

88 Fox GT · Nov 18, 2004

I found this
http://www.mustangsplus.com/Merchan...de=MPFMP&Product_Code=07306&Category_Code=efi

Has anyone used it with their EFI swap? I am trying to figure out if there is any difference between the Fox (89-93) gas pedal and the SN95 (94-95) gas pedal. I have a '94 gas pedal I want to use. It's really long, so I'm not sure how I'm going to get it to work. I also don't know how this bracket works to allow me to mount it either. Anyone know?

65mistress · Nov 18, 2004

You can get the same adapter from www.ronmorrisperformance.com , from what I understand this bracket bolts to the stock location and then that long flat piece is where the 94 gas pedal attaches to. I found a '69 gas pedal, it fits and works well.

bnickel · Nov 18, 2004

yeah, i;d go for the 69 pedal assembly as well since it clots right in and looks like it supposed to be there

68rustang · Jun 19, 2005

Sorry for reviving an old thread but do any of you guys have pictures or a better explanation of where the 69-70 pedal assembly fits into the earlier cars? I have a 68 that I am trying to put back together. I do not have the original pedal and I am switching it over to EFI so I picked up a 69 or 70 from ebay a while back.

monk302 · Mar 12, 2006

Bringing this one back from the dead. Should I use the 69 pedal? What kind of modifications need be done to make it work? I have a 1968. Does anyone have any diagrams or pictures of the setup. Thanks.

Red5oh · Mar 12, 2006

I have a windsor fox efi pedal I will sell... you car MUST be a NON-AC car because it will not work with the AC (ask me how I know)

Let me know if you are interested. Mark

68converted · Mar 12, 2006

I just used the '91 pedal and bent it the way I wanted it to be. Pretty easy if you have a vice handy. It looks like it is the original; at least until I use the billit pedals.

Bullitt · Mar 12, 2006

Red5oh said:
I have a windsor fox efi pedal I will sell... you car MUST be a NON-AC car because it will not work with the AC (ask me how I know)

can you clarify this? does this apply just to the windsor-fox pedal?

monk302 · Mar 12, 2006

68converted said:
I just used the '91 pedal and bent it the way I wanted it to be. Pretty easy if you have a vice handy. It looks like it is the original; at least until I use the billit pedals.

How did you attach it? Did you use the original bracket or modify the 91? You have a picture by any chance?

monk302 · Mar 12, 2006

Red5oh said:
I have a windsor fox efi pedal I will sell... you car MUST be a NON-AC car because it will not work with the AC (ask me how I know)

Let me know if you are interested. Mark

I might be interested. I don't know a thing about the WF setup. Is it a bolt in or would I have to fab some things up? Send me a PM with what you are asking.

68converted · Mar 13, 2006

monk302 said:
How did you attach it? Did you use the original bracket or modify the 91? You have a picture by any chance?

I can get you a picture in the morning. The pivot point is the bracket itself. I bolted it in virtually the same place. Don't waste your money on something by WinsorFox. I did misspeak though; I bought the 91 pedal and it just did not work, and when I bent it, it just snapped. I would suggest just going to the junkyard and find a pedal that will work for a few bucks. All you need is a pedal that will accept the cable end. I would suggest getting the rod style pedal, rather than the pot metal style from the late model cars.

I realized just a few minutes ago that the 69 pedal is the one that worked, sorry about that.

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