How to install a Tilton pedal assembly on a Drift Car!
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Large cam giving you braking issues? Well, try replacing it with a manual brake pedal box and watch those braking woes drift away!
it's not simple or easy, but its well worth the effort! We installed the Firewall mount Tilton 600 series pedals to a custom bracket from speedway motors that made the job a lot easier for us.
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links to the parts used in this video are below, and we are not sponsored by any of these companies.
Tilton 600 pedal box: amzn.to/2xtCAK6
Tilton master cylinders (you can call Tilton for specific sizing according to your application): amzn.to/2QFlPo4
pedal mount plate ( was only $15 plus shipping, not bad)
www.speedwaymot...
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you sold me on the intro ! nicely done
Seems like a quick and easy install.
Yeah it wasn't too bad. If I was better at welding and had more experience, it would have been a lot easier.
“Everything needs fluids “ that’s what she said
i though i had shity welds but man you top me
We need a update on function! I'm wanting to install these on my te72
That's a good idea. I did recently install a different master cylinder for the pedal box and I tested the brakes a bit in that video. I can definitely make a full review in the future, but for now I would have to say I love them for at the track. I am not a huge fan on the street because it takes a lot of effort to stop and you really have to feather the brakes to make sure they don't lock up. Outside of that, I really like being able to adjust brake bias on the fly. Hope this helps.
Measure once, cut to fit.
Do these pedals work for SIM racing?