i am ordering cnc pedals tonight before i do so i was looking on the website and seen sometrhing about bus slave cylinders now the pedals i am getting has a slave cylinder and i have a 5 rib in my buggy will the slave cylinder that comes with the pedals work on my 5 rib or do i have to get a different one this is my first set of hydraulic pedals so i am not familiar with them thanks for any input

it should work

post a link to the item so we can see it

Or....call and buy from Southern buggys or Davis racing, then you'll get the right thing for sure!

Larry

Same ones I've got. I gave much less for mine just last year.

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ya do they work good for ya ive allways used stock pedals what trans do you have

That has no throttle.

While you have them on the phone, see if they will run a banner add like Tim Deaton, Brian Drew, Chuck Jones myself and all the others that help sponsor this site.

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no i was going to make one but the more i think about it i think ill just order the one with the throttle

Larry asked him to post a Link. That's what he did. Maybe a bit overboard.

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Bryan

I love mine. Get the throttle pedal seperately so you can play with where you put it. I don't like mine so close to the brake.

I've got a 3.88 car tranny, my brother has his on a six rib bus tranny with no problems.

Just a suggestion, buy local, a local shop or a shop that advertises on Woodsbuggy.com. Moores is in Cali and has sand up their ass all the time, buy from a woods rider.

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u shouldent have to change anything just run the lines to the tranny and hook it up and ajust it and it should work

I recommend one of those "slave saver" mounts for your cylinder. You can make one pretty easily too. Your arm moves in an arc whereas the slave cyl. moves in a straight line. This will cause some binding and extra friction along the shaft of the cyl. which will make it wear out and leak faster than it would otherwise. They will last a long time but even longer if you take the time to fix it right.

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