Technical Deuce frame 39-pedals

Do anyone have any good ideas how to put 39 pedals clutch and brake into an original deuce frame, the angle seem not to be ok
Thanks

 

Modify the K member leg?

 

The '39 pedals are a great choice for '35 through '38 Fords but do not fit very well in a '32 frame.

 

Didn't Brian B*** use a 39 K member with 39 pedals in a 32 frame? If I remember right it looked really good....but all B*** stuff looks good!

 

Not an answer to your question but thought you might find it interesting to see how I set up my AVATAR. It uses the original '32 pedals and a bracket to hold the master cylinder. The bracket is welded to a plate that bolts to the crossmember. I don't remember drilling any extra holes or welding on the vehicle. I made the leverage on the linkage match the leverage on a '39 pedal ***embly. The master cylinder fills through the original hole for the battery. I moved the battery to the right side but with todays smaller batteries I might choose a different location.

Charlie Stephens

 

Outstanding work, a lot of careful thought went into that bracket.

 

its here
Technical - 35 - 40 Ford X Member in 1932 Rails | The H.A.M.B. (jalopyjournal.com)

 

I took the dark out of Charlie's photo so it can be seen easier.

 

Thanks for tip, I maybe has to look for original brake/clutch pedals

 

Yes, do that and take a look at the hydraulic brake conversion kit from the Early V8 Garage. They make kits that doesn't require any cutting, welding or even drilling. Here's a link to their website:
http://www.earlyv8garage.net/

 

What about some F1 pedals with the K member?

 

Another way to think about it to use '32 pedals and the brake actuator mounted behind the K as linkage to activate a rod in a master cylinder mounted behind the K.

If I get under my car, I'll take a pict of the similar set we used to do.

 

Another vote for the Early Ford V8 Garage. The Lacy boys will set you up. 626-337-1175

 

I think I saw some time ago, the hot deal was a 39 Ford pickup crossmember with pedal ***embly grafted into the 32 frame.

 

You can always build your own.

 

First Bishop/Tardell AV8 book has some info on using '39 pedals with a '32 K-member, however if The Lacys' produce such a kit it will be well worth the time saved and money spent...

 

@J.Ukrop is going about this now, see it here

 

Someone is selling a K member leg that is modified to use '39 pedals in the parts section.

 

Why do that when a set of original pedals works great. Reweld lever to bottom of pedal mount a master cyl adapter to bottom of k. Very clean and neat.