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Throttle Pedal Kit Thread

Rocan

By Rocan,
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once you cut the evil nubs and bracket off, there will still be a piece of the bracket left on the floor.  this make it easy to use it as a reference for making the new holes parallel to the old nubs.

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Welcome to it!  I would trade woes but dealing with medical regulatory agencies is like going to a Forrest Gump family reunion.   Take the time you need.  Worth the wait.  Any dead pedals in the wor

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I've been giving it some thought. Being the kind of guy who prefers function over form, if I were to sell a dead pedal, don't expect much more than a piece of aluminum stock that has mounting holes in

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Got mine in the mail. Kit looks amazing. I hope to get it installed in the next few weeks. 

Glad to hear you like it! Post pics when you do! 

 

 

I'll take one Dave. Send me a PM

 

I'll add you to the list! 

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I will take one. Send PM with payment details.

 

Thanks,

 

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The list has been updated! 

 

More materials arrived today! I'll try and get some knocked out this weekend. 

 

In other news:

 

I sketched up the adapter for those who want to retain the nubs. I need to prototype it, but just from my sketch, I really like the way it is. It will essentially make this a bolt on kit, and be rock solid... quite possibly more solid then bolting through the floor! also it cuts down on the amount of bolting and unbolting you will need to do. 

 

I'm also going to start assembling some heater box rebuild kits (that includes all of the foam, rivets, grommets, etc) once I can check the fitment of everything onto my own heater box. I ordered the materials I need but have enough left over for a bunch of other kits, so why not save everyone a little work? 

 

Also, I have stainless steel hose clamps that are sized appropriately for the fuel filler neck. Came in a box of 5 so I have some left over. 

 

Oh, and you know what really grinds my gears? Those darned annoying plastic headlight adjuster nuts... if only someone would make them out of metal... hmm, what's this tap and drill bit doing in my order? More to come... :)

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Alright guys, this is on hold for a little bit. I'll still be producing pedals, but the sale will have to wait until my papers get back from Albany. Soon as I get everything back showing that I can operate under a separate entity than my own, I will continue selling. I'll have them made and ready to go so that I can just send everything out, but until then everyone will have to wait just a little longer. I promise the wait will be worthwhile; in addition to the pedal kits I'll have some other nifty pieces to sell.

 

I'm aiming to have the following available... Some sooner than others

 

Throttle pedal kits, with nub adapter

Dead pedal kits

Heater box rebuild kits

Upgraded headlight adjuster knob kits

Stainless steel replacement fuel filler neck clamps

Replacement hood latch wheels

 

And more! 

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Rocan,

Looking forward to the "new products" details. As for the pedal kit, my nubs are in good shape, do you have anything developed fot such a set up?

TIA

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Rocan,

Looking forward to the "new products" details. As for the pedal kit, my nubs are in good shape, do you have anything developed fot such a set up?

TIA

Justin

It's in the works.

 

I'm sorry I've been MIA lately everyone. It's taking forever for me to hear back from Albany as far as my business application goes. In the mean time I've been revamping my shop space to make room for the increase in production and new products. I go into full time production following July 11, when i get off from class. I'll be away from home for two weeks in late july till early august, but when I come back it's back to full time production for a couple of months until classes start back up. I'll make sure to over-produce as many as I can so that if orders come up I can ship out asap. 

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