im looking at these and wounder if they r good quality pedals
http://www2.cip1.com/ProductDetails.asp ... D16%2D2122

I like independent pedals when the ons made together get old when you mash the brake your clutch will move

I like the independent pedals also, that way you have more adjustment. The roller gas feed is not any good either. Get one with a regular gas pedal.

I have not had an issue with the clutch moving when pushing the brake however I have had the roller gas pedal move when pushing the brake. Thats not a good thing. I seperated the gas peda from the assembly and went with the flat plate pedal style. A much better set up. If you go with the combo set up install a grease fitting in the casting where the shaft rides and keep it lubed and it will work for a long time and not have one pedal moving the other. I would still run a seperate gas pedal.

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Actually this is a better set up and cheaper. It's better because it uses an aluminum mounting bracket instead of the chrome one in the other pic.
http://www2.cip1.com/ProductDetails.asp ... D16%2D2133

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this is better dual cylinders baise adjustment ect...



http://www.speedwaymotors.com/p/7192,17 ... Mount.html
this works well to

http://www.speedwaymotors.com/p/7069,17 ... Mount.html

IMHO those cheaper imported brake systems are just a heartbeat away from letting your buggy smash into a tree.
Been there, seen that happen.

That crap on the CIP1 link about CNC etc taking only American fitting is BS too.
I order all my CNC stock with metric fittings.

Cry once and buy the good stuff:
http://www.cncbrakes.com/

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that's wright turbo

If you do end up with a pedal set that is has American fittings you can always buy the adapters. Most circle track supply houses carry them. The Chassis Shop is one I know off the top of my head that has them.

John

I plumdeb my brake/clutch with jic -4 fittings and line it worked sweet

I run the CNC pedals, they are seperate and you can mount them any way you want. They are the CNC series 254C with a tall style rectangular reservoir. They work great!!

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