So far, the pedal is A LOT better. I just have to get it back on the ground and try it out.
I have all kinds of "Shop Rags" that the wife has given me over the years. Bed sheets make for great dust covers and ole T-shirts make for great rags.
Its definitely a 2 person job. The reservoir mounts where the cable comes through the FW and uses the old screw that holds the CLucth cable adjuster piece. When I have to bleed it, I have to un-screw the fastener and hold the reservoir as high as I can get it. Once its all done, I can put back on the FW.
I figured I better come up with a "pedal stop" before I re-install my assembly.
So I did some measuring of how far the pedal swings back.
Went to Lowes and got some 1-1/2 x 3/16 steel and made a pilot hole.
Made it a tad longer so that I could fine tune it.
Fugged up and took off too much. Re measured and decided I could just flip what I have.
Cleaned it up with some acetone
and threw on some paint
Installed a rivet and checked the distance on more time.
Then snapped it off and VIOLA!! A custom Pedal Stop on my custom pedal assembly.
I had my neighbor help me bleed the new Master and when I finally got it done, the pedal felt so much better! Im excited for some dry roads so that I can get the Mustang out and about to make sure its working correctly.
Thanks for tuning in.












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