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nick205 - 7/1/04 at 02:02 PM

Colin,

I was looking through an old thread on master cylinder pushrods, where you mentioned you had used the Merlin Motorpsort adjustable pushrod and clevis assembly.

I have just ordered one of these and was wondering how much you had to modify it to fit the Indy?

Any pics of your pedal set-up would be much appreciated.

Cheers

Nick


CairB - 7/1/04 at 06:28 PM

Nick,

I ground a cone on the end of the push rod that fits into the piston to be similar to the one that was on the end of the servo rod that it replaced, after cutting it to a length that would give suitable adjustment.

Photo

Cheers,

Colin


JoelP - 7/1/04 at 06:47 PM

whilst we're here, are you going to use a return spring of any sort? was just thinking about mine today you see! thanks.


Hellfire - 7/1/04 at 07:06 PM

We haven't used a return spring - yet! Waiting to get it out on the road to check feel etc and whether it will return properly.

We have used a clevis from MK which we feel is slightly tidier and less inclined to get stuck in your socks when you have your clogs on...

Picture attached:
Brake Pedal Assembly
Brake Pedal Assembly


CairB - 7/1/04 at 07:42 PM

Joelp,

No, I haven't used any additional return springs, only those built into the master cylinder. I've not noticed any problems on the road.

Cheers,

Colin


JoelP - 7/1/04 at 10:07 PM

nice one, i'll leave mine as it is then! thanks.


Stu16v - 7/1/04 at 11:34 PM

Hellfire, just looking at the piccy, is it an optical illlusion, or are some of the welds in the R/H corner (by the throttle pedal) not 100%?
It looks like the diagonal hasnt been welded underneath (not a big strength issue), but it doesnt *look* to be fully welded where the three lengths of 25mm box meet either....

Or am I just seeing things mate?


nick205 - 8/1/04 at 08:55 AM

Colin,

Thanks for the info. and photo, much appreciated.

I shall be fitting mine over the weekend and testing the braking system - fingers crossed!.

Cheers

Nick