1941-48 Ford Frame X-Member Mount Power Brake Pedal Assembly
1941-48 Ford Frame X-Member Mount Power Brake Pedal Assembly
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#91631941

1941-48 Ford Frame X-Member Mount Power Brake Pedal Assembly

$193.99

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Product Summary

3.38" x 3.38" Bolt Hole Pattern, Steel, Natural

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    Key Specs

    MFG. Part #91631941
    BrandSpeedway Motors
    Material TypeSteel
    FinishNatural
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    Speedway Motors 91631941 Details

    Use this bracket and pedal to install our brake booster/master cylinder (not included, sold separately) by bolting it to the original "X" member. (slight trimming may be required). Sturdy, steel pedal arm can easily be heated and bent to clear any obstacles your car may have. Round pedal pad (included) screws onto pedal to finish the installation.

    Kit includes zinc plated bracket, pedal, pedal pad and hardware.

    Will NOT work in conjunction with the factory clutch pedal. Intended for use with an Automatic Transmission.

    Speedway Motors 91631941 Specifications

    KEY SPECS
    MFG. Part #91631941
    BrandSpeedway Motors
    Material TypeSteel
    FinishNatural
    GENERAL
    Bolt Hole Pattern3.38" x 3.38"
    Sold in QuantityKit
    NotesKit includes zinc plated bracket, pedal, pedal pad and hardware.

    Ratings & Reviews

    3.7

    3 Reviews

    Overall Assessment

    Customers highlight the product's quality and practicality, citing that with some modifications it fits and works well. However, there are mixed reviews about the product's usability due to incorrectly sized mounting holes and the need for adjustments for proper alignment. The superior material quality ensures durability, and once fitted correctly, it functions excellently. Overall, customers recommend our product for its performance, even though some adjustments may be required. Despite minor setbacks, reviews reflect positively on our product in comparison to competitors.

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    not the happiest

    2.0

    4 years ago

    bill

    montclair ca

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    the holes to mount were wrong size , the hardware included was wrong size, the pivot bushing was so tight had to hammer apart and resize, the bottom arm was to short to line up correctly with the booster had to add 5/8 of an inch to line up

    Would Recommend

    fit great

    5.0

    9 years ago

    RUFF

    TEXAS

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    worked great

    Would Recommend

    a little modifcation and it fits fine

    4.0

    10 years ago

    bob the builder

    salt lake

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    not a plug play needs a little modification

    Would Recommend

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    Questions & Answers

    3 Questions • 3 Answers

    WILL THIS FIT A 48 F1 TRUCK? If it does which master booster combo would I use.

    by vineyardbay

    • 11 years ago

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    I've installed this pedal assembly in my 1946 Ford 2dr. sedan and have noticed that the pedal itself is to far inboard on the floor. I have installed this on the x-member as described with the product, my Speedway master cyl. and brake booster fit together perfectly with this part. My only issue is the location of the pedal in relation to the floor and where my gas pedal would normally be. Any thoughts?

    by Mrbigsed61

    • 12 years ago

    1 answer

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    what's the distance from the heim joint to the booster mount? if I use one of your booster master cylinder combos part# 910-31411 will it work? please add in Auto builder/ metal fabricator under level of expertise

    by really

    • 13 years ago

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