Hydraulic Clutch Master Mounting Location
I see most if not all people mount their hydraulic clutch master cylinders at an angle where the factory push rod goes through the firewall. I am assuming this is for the correct pedal ratio, and the fact that there are mounting brackets readily available.
My issue is my headers, I am running Pro Parts semi fenderwell headers and there are tubes right in that spot. I'm wondering if anyone has mounted it up higher on the firewall which would make the pushrod more horizontal? I'm not opposed to welding something to the clutch pedal if needed to get the correct attachment point.
I came across this pic, but don't know the details of the install. Mine is using a hydraulic TOB and a Wilwood master. If I make a custom bracket I can get it to fit in that normal spot down low, but the master and the two lines coming from it are all less than 1/2" away from a primary tube, which I'd like to avoid.
I see most if not all people mount their hydraulic clutch master cylinders at an angle where the factory push rod goes through the firewall. I am assuming this is for the correct pedal ratio, and the fact that there are mounting brackets readily available.
My issue is my headers, I am running Pro Parts semi fenderwell headers and there are tubes right in that spot. I'm wondering if anyone has mounted it up higher on the firewall which would make the pushrod more horizontal? I'm not opposed to welding something to the clutch pedal if needed to get the correct attachment point.
I came across this pic, but don't know the details of the install. Mine is using a hydraulic TOB and a Wilwood master. If I make a custom bracket I can get it to fit in that normal spot down low, but the master and the two lines coming from it are all less than 1/2" away from a primary tube, which I'd like to avoid.
