Lokar throttle Lokar pedal assy replacement for 65 - 70

washMO66

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monk302 said:

Anyone do this swap yet?? I am about to pull the trigger and do it. Looks awesome. Where is the best to buy these. See them on EBAY but that is it.

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still on my list but I have five other things going on - on my car as we speak. Please be the test subject and let us know hwo it works....

 

monk302

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I am really thinking about it.....found the setup on EBAY for about $230, for the gas, cluch, and cable pieces.

 

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monk302 said:

I am really thinking about it.....found the setup on EBAY for about $230, for the gas, cluch, and cable pieces.

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$174.00 on ebay for brake - clutch - gas

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/LOKA...001QQitemZ110007575942QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVW

edit - sorry... that is minus the cable kit

 

monk302

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Here is the one with the cable....

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/LOKA...ItemQQcategoryZ33700QQihZ019QQitemZ8074350963

 

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66Runt

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Whole setup available for $240.73 from Summit Racing

That would be the way that I would go. Ten bucks more for the peace of mind of getting it from a good source (not that the ebay guy isn't, I've just had all excellent experiences with Summit).
Nice pieces. The last Lokar stuff I used (Hot rod shifter) was very high quality stuff.

Scott

 

washMO66

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Anyone have the part # for the throttle cable from Lokar that you would use on this, save me a few minutes of searching and phone calls...

 

monk302

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Part numbers for the three:

BAG-6115 - Assembly

BAG-6121 - Brake/Clutch Cover

DP-1000HT - Cable

 

washMO66

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thanks monk, much appreciated. I'll add it to my spreadsheet......

 

monk302

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Alright you guys, you've twisted my arm, and I hate you all for it. I ordered the unit from Summit, should have it this weekend and installed in two or three. Wish me luck.

 

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This looks good...but where can I find a set including cable clutch apparatus [my 65 has an auto, but I want to convert to a TKO600]?

 

monk302

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Look what showed up at my place this week.

http://putfile.com/pic.php?pic=main/7/20109463386.jpg&s=f10

 

washMO66

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Did you get the throttle cable too? Don't forget to give some tips on the install and take a pic or two.

 

reenmachine

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I just got a couple sets for the fastbacks. Install is easy, but you may have to move your fusebox up a little bit. I also had to trim the edges of the pedals just a touch with a die grinder to get the Lokar pads to fit over them. No big deal at all though. Looks like a great product! Yes, I'll post pics soon.

 

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reenmachine said:

I just got a couple sets for the fastbacks. Install is easy, but you may have to move your fusebox up a little bit. I also had to trim the edges of the pedals just a touch with a die grinder to get the Lokar pads to fit over them. No big deal at all though. Looks like a great product! Yes, I'll post pics soon.

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Thats too bad that I didn't know you were selling them otherwise I would have gotten them from you. Once I get mine in I will post.

OH and yes I did get the cable, it was shipping from a different warehouse so I didn't have it yet.

 

reenmachine

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monk302 said:

Thats too bad that I didn't know you were selling them otherwise I would have gotten them from you. Once I get mine in I will post.

OH and yes I did get the cable, it was shipping from a different warehouse so I didn't have it yet.

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I didn't say I was selling them , but I probably will once I have them fully installed and tested. I won't sell anything I haven't tried! I'm building a new parts site and will have some interesting stuff up in a few weeks.

I installed the pedal pads today and took some pics, and have a throttle pedal installed as well. I'll try to get the pics up this weekend. In the meantime, I'll say that they seem to fit and work as advertised, and the gas pedal is waaaaaay easier to install than the Lokar Eliminator floor-mount pedal I put in the red convertible.

 

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Here's how the pedal pads go on, using the brake pedal as an example. I had to shave the edges of the pedal just a touch to get it to fit down into the recess on the back of the pedal pad. This may be because it is a repro pedal, but it was no big deal anyway. Then mark where the two holes go, drill the pedal, and attach the pad with the supplied countersunk screws and locknuts. Lastly, put the two rubber pads in, gluing them in place with the supplied adhesive.

 

reenmachine

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Here's the finished setup:

 

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those pedals are ooookay...but i don't think it even compares to my Gas Pedal

 

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