Gordon
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I was swapping my brake linkage from a position 5 to a position 4. The brake assembly lever (rear connector) had a clip (pic1). The linkage connection at the brake pedal does not have one and
uses the same bolt and nut, so I was curious why the rear would.
Anyway, the clip was kind of in the way and easy enough to pop off. Hey…great starter holes (pic2) to drill a 5/16” hole. Drilled the first (center pic3) and attached the linkage. The brake
pedal lowered about 1” and felt great to me.
Drilled the second hole and attached the linkage. To get the linkage attached the lever had to move slightly and this took out all the play in the linage and brake pedal.
Moved the linkage back to the center hole (used some thread lock) and I am very happy.
If you want to try lowering the brake pedal more, I believe moving the top hole about a 1/2” closer to the center hole will provide play in the linkage and brake pedal, but I cannot say definitely because I have not tried it.
uses the same bolt and nut, so I was curious why the rear would.
Anyway, the clip was kind of in the way and easy enough to pop off. Hey…great starter holes (pic2) to drill a 5/16” hole. Drilled the first (center pic3) and attached the linkage. The brake
pedal lowered about 1” and felt great to me.
Drilled the second hole and attached the linkage. To get the linkage attached the lever had to move slightly and this took out all the play in the linage and brake pedal.
Moved the linkage back to the center hole (used some thread lock) and I am very happy.
If you want to try lowering the brake pedal more, I believe moving the top hole about a 1/2” closer to the center hole will provide play in the linkage and brake pedal, but I cannot say definitely because I have not tried it.