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Brake mod on Seal Floorboard

mikeinco

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I put a set of Seal boards on my RS and I truly love them, but I wasn't pleased with the asthetic's of the brake pedal supplied don't get me wrong ot works great I just didn't like how it looked. Well I had a Big Brake Pedal left over so I thought I would do a little homemade engineering and I think it turned out well. I also added a return spring to make sure the brake pedal fully returned, due to the extra weight. Take a look. Thanks
Mike
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Well done....

Did turn out nice..:2thumbs: and as long as you have the full travel for those emergency stops you have a very nice set up...:clap:
 
Your mod looks great. I haven't gone that route because of the panic stop issue as a manufacturer. I do have lots of distance throw on the brake, as is. I'm happy that you love my Seal Floorboards and your new improvement. Personally, I'm always looking for ways to improve everything. I've never bought a house without saying, "What a cool house, but that wall needs to go!" Keep on keeping' on.
Rider in comfort,
John
 
Did turn out nice..:2thumbs: and as long as you have the full travel for those emergency stops you have a very nice set up...:clap:
As far as I can tell, the brake is fully engaged, don't think I could push down any further, but you have given me some food for thought, I might try to raise it another 1/4 - 1/2 " just to make sure. Simple fix, just cut another piece of almunium angle that is 1" insaed of 3/4". Thanks
Mike
 
As far as I can tell, the brake is fully engaged, don't think I could push down any further, but you have given me some food for thought, I might try to raise it another 1/4 - 1/2 " just to make sure. Simple fix, just cut another piece of almunium angle that is 1" insaed of 3/4". Thanks
Mike

You could also just use a few fender washers on top os the 3/4" shim to get it to the exact height you want. Others have done it and it works great. You might have to get longer bolts at any hardware store.
Ride in comfort,
John
 
You could also just use a few fender washers on top os the 3/4" shim to get it to the exact height you want. Others have done it and it works great. You might have to get longer bolts at any hardware store.
Ride in comfort,
John

Oops, my bad. I was thinking of the RT. They would still work if you put them on your brake pedal, under my brake extension. Same results.
ride in comfort,
John
 
You could also just use a few fender washers on top os the 3/4" shim to get it to the exact height you want. Others have done it and it works great. You might have to get longer bolts at any hardware store.
Ride in comfort,
John
Thanks for washer idea, much simpler.
 
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