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S10 Nick
Age: 31
Join Date: Jun 2005
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tubbing for 22s clutch pedal ?
I want to run 22s from looking at pics around here it looks real tight will I be able to fit the pedal? all the pics I looked at I think were autos
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DELIBERATE DESIGNS
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Re: tubbing for 22s clutch pedal ?
Have fun with all the relocating and tubbing!
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FooldU
Age: 26
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Re: tubbing for 22s clutch pedal ?
its not that hard...your pedal WILL be much closer to you when you sit in it, but if you reverse the linkage and mount everything on the tub you will be golden. You will also have to get a longer clutch line...mine is 45 inches, uses both factory connections, and is stainless steel braided.
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Dropt Out
Age: 26
Join Date: Dec 2005
Posts: 664
Location: Washington PA User is: Online |
Re: tubbing for 22s clutch pedal ?
not hard at all...mines on 20's but tubbed for 22's. Just move everything to the inside of the cab. You will have to extend your lines. You will have to build linkage for your clutch pedal to work nothing hard at all tho. Heres a pic of mine....
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v miss her
Age: 32
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Re: tubbing for 22s clutch pedal ?
does that fit behind the dash? in the pic it looks like its kinda low and sticks out pretty far? nice simple setup there though.
the only thing that worries me about most of the reverse clutch setups ive seen around here is that whole mounting the clutch to a thin piece of sheetmetal like the tubs. Just doesnt seem strong enough to me? |
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S10 Nick
Age: 31
Join Date: Jun 2005
Posts: 354
Location: NE User is: OffLine |
Re: tubbing for 22s clutch pedal ?
Thanks guys the pic helps I was planning on doing to braided line it seems so much better and the stock line is leaking now so needs to go anyway.... but how close is the pedal to the tub? could it just be bent and mover over a bit to clear?
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S10 Nick
Age: 31
Join Date: Jun 2005
Posts: 354
Location: NE User is: OffLine |
Re: tubbing for 22s clutch pedal ?
the one in the pic looks like it should hold up fine I really like the idea of how its mounted (taking notes)
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FooldU
Age: 26
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Re: tubbing for 22s clutch pedal ?
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Dropt Out
Age: 26
Join Date: Dec 2005
Posts: 664
Location: Washington PA User is: Online |
Re: tubbing for 22s clutch pedal ?
everything clears, the dash wasnt completely bolted in where it should be...thats 14ga. for the tubs and the brackets are made out of 16ga, i made the pedel pretty much except for where you push with your foot and i used 1/4in plate for that.
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Dropt Out
Age: 26
Join Date: Dec 2005
Posts: 664
Location: Washington PA User is: Online |
Re: tubbing for 22s clutch pedal ?
if i had pics of everything all bolted in final i would post them...it ends up right around where the air vent was....really tight to where the gauge cluster is.....i was getting short on time and didnt think of taking pics of the whole process....carlisle was coming quick lol. also i added maybe 2in. to the pedal to bring it down some more....
Last edited by LowRidinDime; 11-19-2008 at 07:42 PM. |
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Registered User
Join Date: Mar 2008
Posts: 3
Location: User is: OffLine |
Re: tubbing for 22s clutch pedal ?
I'd like to see more pics of these reverse mount set-ups.
Post em up if you got em... |
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stone the crow...
Age: 29
Join Date: Aug 2005
Posts: 3,252
Location: wichita kansas User is: OffLine |
Re: tubbing for 22s clutch pedal ?
heres one i did-
![]() also your pedal does not have to be super close to you just make a peice that follows the contour of the tub and the pedal will be able to run closer to it. That truck is a S10 on 20's BTW. |
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