Product Summary

Universal Fit, 15.5" Overall Height, 4.5625" Depth

  • This pedal assembly works well to install a firewall mounted master cylinder on cars or truck that originally had an under floor master cylinder
  • Made from laser cut 1/4" thick steel plate to ensure rigidity
  • Works with manual brake master cylinders with 3 1/4" bolt centers and clutch master cylinder with 2 1/4" bolt centers
  • Bronze bushings provide smooth pedal operation
  • Zinc plated finish for corrosion resistance
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #91631992
BrandSpeedway Motors
Material TypeSteel
FinishZinc Plated
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Speedway Motors 91631992 Details

  • Universal fitment provides custom firewall mounting in most applications
  • Perfect option to convert from floor mounted pedal box brake master cylinders
  • Provides for hydraulic clutch conversion with master cylinder mounting
  • 13-inch-long brake and clutch pedals feature 6:1 ratio and are spaced 4-inches from firewall
  • Brake and clutch pedal pivots use bronze bushings for smooth pedal operation
  • Zinc plated for durability and appearance
  • Pedal pads use 1/2-inch mounting hole (pedal pads sold separately)

Convert Your Early Under-Floor Brake Master Cylinder and Mechanical Clutch to Firewall Mount

After OEMs moved away from mechanical brakes and switched over to “juice brakes” most retained the bottom hinged floor mounted pedal box and brake pedal with the then new hydraulic brake master cylinder located under the floor (mounted to the frame via a bracket). Hot rods and pre-1960s cars and trucks that feature the hydraulic brake master cylinder under the floor are not the most user serviceable system. They often require careful hydraulic system consideration, including things like residual pressure valves, since the brake calipers or wheel cylinders are usually mounted higher than the master cylinder.

Eventually, manufacturers relocated the master cylinder up high on the firewall and utilized a top mounted pivot location for the brake pedal. This provided more comfort for the driver and easier service of the brake system with the master cylinder easily accessed under the hood. Many of these vehicles with manual transmission used bulky clutch linkages that required high pedal effort and often get in the way of headers or engine swaps. Our universal firewall mount brake and clutch pedal assembly allows you to convert any vehicle over from a floor mounted pedal box and mechanical clutch linkage to a firewall mount setup that allows hydraulic clutch actuation with a little fabrication effort.

Laser Cut 1/4-inch Steel Plate Construction Supports Manual Brake and clutch Options

Relocating your brake master cylinder to the firewall on a vehicle with under-floor master cylinder requires some fabrication skills, as this is not a direct application specific bolt-on procedure. Our firewall mount brake and clutch pedal assembly is built from 1/4-inch-thick high strength steel sheet and formed to a compact 8-7/16-inches wide by 5-3/16-inches tall. The 13-inch-long brake and clutch pedals are spaced four inches from the firewall mounting surface, feature a 6:1 pedal ratio, and are spaced four inches center-to-center (5-3/4-inch center-to-center on the pedal pad mounting holes). The use of bronze bushings provides smooth operation in our universal pedal assembly. The universal pedal box mount surface includes both standard 3-1/4-inch center-to-center spaced horizontal bolt holes for manual brake master cylinder mounting and 2-1/4-inch center-to-center spaced vertical bolt holes for clutch master cylinder mounting.

Protected by a durable zinc plated finish (we also offer a black powder coated version as well) that compliments any interior, installation of the universal pedal assembly will require careful measuring for placement on your firewall, drilling of mounting holes and master cylinder pushrod pass-thru hole, and possibly reinforcing your firewall with additional material if your firewall is of a thinner gauge steel that will flex under pedal application. For brake master cylinders with included/integral pedal pushrod, a 3/8-inch threaded clevis will be required to attach to the new firewall mounted brake pedal. Additionally, if your choice of master cylinder does not include a pushrod, you’ll need to grab our replacement master cylinder pushrod to use with the previously mentioned clevis. For the clutch master cylinder installation, you’ll need 5/16-inch threaded clevis for proper connection to the clutch pedal as well.

Uses Industry Standard Bolt on Brake and Clutch Pedal Pads For 1/2-inch Mounting Holes

We offer over two dozen bolt-on brake and clutch pedal pad options that makes finishing your firewall-mount brake and clutch pedal conversion a breeze. We also have matching gas pedals you’ll find in both firewall and floor mount options to compliment your new swing mount pedal setup as well. Lastly, if you’re a running an auto trans and don’t need the clutch pedal, don’t worry, we got you covered with our universal fit firewall mount brake pedal assembly option as well that is setup for hydraulic clutch master cylinders (making it a perfect option for those wishing to convert to hydraulic clutch operation too!).

 

Speedway Motors 91631992 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #91631992
BrandSpeedway Motors
Material TypeSteel
FinishZinc Plated
GENERAL
Overall Height15.5"
Overall Width8.375"
Depth4.5625"
Bolt Hole Pattern3.88" x 6.50"
Material Thickness.25"
Sold in QuantityEach
NotesPedals have a 1/2" diameter thru-hole that accepts a pedal pad (sold separately).

Ratings & Reviews

4.9

12 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers highly appreciate our pedal product for its robust quality, practicality, and attractive design. The product's high adjustability and compatibility with OEM master cylinders from GM, Chrysler, and Wilwood makes the installation process hassle-free and perfect for a wide range of vehicles, including hotrods, rat rods, Ford Deluxe coupe, and more. It notably outperforms competitors in mounting versatility, being easily installed under the dash or on the firewall in replacement of floor-mounted pedals. Many customers commended its well-constructed and well-built nature, emphasizing the smooth action and strength accompanied with the pedals' good looks. Overall, the product comes highly recommended for its superior performance and excellent value for money.

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I would buy again

5.0

11 months ago

Dan

Chatt

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Perfect set of pedals

Would Recommend

Heavy duty setup for my Austin gasser

5.0

2 years ago

Mopar

Ohio

Worked great in my Austin A40 with a big block chevy. Very limited room being it has original body and frame. Fit nice.

Would Recommend

Quality made, very adjustable with thick chrome plating.....

5.0

5 years ago

Motzbigr

Big Rapids, MI

Verified

Struggled with under floor pedals (not Speedway) and they never worked right. This unit lets me use most of the hardware on the firewall.

Would Recommend

Great product

5.0

5 years ago

Hoppy

Medford oregon

Verified

No problem wit installing it under the dash

Would Recommend

Nice piece

5.0

5 years ago

Slow bob

Oklahoma panhandle

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Mounting it in my 57 Chevy truck drag hotrod

Would Recommend

Yes

5.0

6 years ago

Tom

Molalla OR

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Very good

Would Recommend

Works great

5.0

6 years ago

Uncwil3

Hamburg PA

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Put in 34 Ford rat rod p up worked out great

Would Recommend

well constructed

4.0

6 years ago

Ron Paul fan

southern IL

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Good quality for the price. I used different pedals from Kugel Komponents, the ones supplied are unattractive.

Would Recommend

Clutch and brake pedal combo

5.0

9 years ago

Moon

Lenoir city, Tenn

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An excellent universal system for pedals. Quick shipments. Easy in st all. Well build

Would Recommend

Great Solution for a pedal set

5.0

9 years ago

Jesse

Alameda, CA

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I'm building a street Henry J and needed a brake/clutch pedal set to replace the floor-mounted original pedals. This pedal assembly fit great, all I had to do was cut the holes in the firewall for the master cylinders. Works with GM and Chrysler OEM master cylinders for the brake, and a Wilwood master for the clutch. Construction is very nice.

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Questions & Answers

14 Questions • 16 Answers

I am looking at maybe putting this on my 1963 Fairlane. Will it work? also can I was use a Granada master cylinder or is there a different master cylinder I need?

by Tanner

• 8 years ago

3 answers

What is the spacing between between pedals, center to center?

by Darren the Daring

• 8 years ago

1 answer

What is the thickness of the material on the pedals? Thanks

by Gray

• 8 years ago

2 answers

Working on a jeep truck wanting to convert to swing pedals (1956) is this a good fit? Also what master cylinder and clutch cylinder would be best? And all parts needed to complete? And would this be good for a 1947 CJ 2 Jeep?

by Anthony

• 9 years ago

4 answers

What is the the mounting suface, the part that sets flush with firewall

by SheltonD8

• 9 years ago

1 answer

can part # 916-31992 work without using a clutch master cylinder? Are there provisions for springs to be installed using a pushrod to bellcrank ?

by dave

• 9 years ago

1 answer

I need to know how big the box is that this unit ships in and also the weight? thanks.

by Kenzo

• 10 years ago

1 answer

Is there room on this unit to re-drill the mounting holes and use original-type 1948 Ford M/C's for both the brake and clutch? Thanks.

by Mike

• 10 years ago

1 answer

How long are the pedals from pivot to pedal mount?

by 50

• 11 years ago

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Will this pedal assembly allow the use of master cylinders other than the small speedway, wilwood, and afco type? I'm preferring to use your Ford mustang type brake master cylinder 91031425 or your corvette style universal type master cylinder 91031445, and for the clutch likely use the speedway small master cylinder 91025680. My concern is that the brake master cylinders I've mentioned above are too wide and will not leave room for the clutch master cylinder?

by Mickdee

• 11 years ago

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