Being that is an inch thick and offset do I need a pushrod that’s more than an inch longer. Is it best to get an adjustable push rod or just legnthen the factory rod. Thanks. Kim
Offset master cylinder adaptor
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Get an adjustable push rod and bolt it to the outboard side of the brake pedal
famous bob
mopar misfit
famous bob
mopar misfit
Mine is 1/2" thick. I cut the rod in half, threaded it and put it back together w/ a threaded rod coupling, adjusted it to 1/2" longer , welded it up, the turned it down to look like a car part, still on the fish , works great, no cost, had the coupling laying around--------------
What does this offset adapter do? I havent had my car together (383 4 speed 67 barracuda) as it came in boxes. Easier to get the valve cover off? I thought it was a HEMI thing.....Thanks for the education. Sorry if Im hijacking....
It moves the master cylinder over 7/8" some 440s need it all hemis do. There are adapters that also convert to a two bolt modern M/C and offset. I'm looking for a 2.5" offset which also requires a brake pedal mod so I can pull hemi valve covers off without unbolting the M/C
famous bob
mopar misfit
raised port victor type, 440 heads in a 68 fastback , even had to mill the lower back part of the valve cover fin off.
Sweet, what does the mod look like. Or do u make a fancy pushrod? Thanks. Kim
I welded a stand off to the pedal a long bolt and a Dr. Diff push rod. He also sends a piece of chrome moly if you want to move the pedal left of the substructure and re-bend the pedal. A 4 speed may have to.
Very nice. My car is a 4 gear car so the brake pedal is pretty low to the floor as it is. It’s a race car now with an auto. Kim
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