Norm Peterson
corner barstool sitter
No welding - just go buy the 1/16" wire.
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Found 1/8 inch thick nylon spacers at ACE, with 1/4 inch hole size. Looks like that 1/4 inch hole is still a bit too large than the bolts holding the gas pedal.
Thinking to add a 1/8 thick spacer on top of my 3/8 thick spacer, which would produce 1/2 inch lift total? Any risk in using two nylon spacers (one 3/8 thick and one 1/8 inch thick)? This could be a silly question, but I truly don't know whether I am supposed to use two spacers. Let me know please.
Glad you like it. It would be nice if we can find spacers in right size.Great idea to use the spacers! This made a big difference in pedal feel. I looked for some 1/4 ID spacers with no luck so I used the same 1 x 3/8 x 3/8 spacers you purchased. I had some 1"OD x 1/4"ID fender washers and just put one on each side of the nylon spacer. Worked great and that is just about 1/2".
That would be perfect. Make sure the hole is not too big. If you can measure the bolts, then ideal.I got a scrap of 1" od aluminum bar and cut 3 1/2" slugs out of it. I'll drill them to be a good fit. Total cost $0.00
Thanks for the great idea, When I get around to installing I'll try and remember to post pictures
There's nothing to see once it's installed.Do you guys have any pictures of installed part?
I am interested on this tho... i do not image what you guys saying.
This might help. Take the nuts off the three studs, lift the pedal assembly and put the spacers on the studs. Replace pedal assembly (on top of spacers) and put the nuts back on.Do you guys have any pictures of installed part?
I am interested on this tho... i do not image what you guys saying.