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Old 13th April 2016, 01:47 PM
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I have arthritis in my knee so want as much help as I can and after a lifetime of driving Citroens with just a button on the floor am well used to brakes which demand no pressure to use them
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Old 13th April 2016, 05:06 PM
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I would keep the pedals, servo and anything else you remove if you don't use them you can always sell them.

I fitted the servo and pedals to my car just have to reshape the brake pedal and the loud pedal and the engine has to go slightly further forward to clear manifold.

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Old 13th April 2016, 07:32 PM
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I would keep the pedals, servo and anything else you remove if you don't use them you can always sell them.

I fitted the servo and pedals to my car just have to reshape the brake pedal and the loud pedal and the engine has to go slightly further forward to clear manifold.

Regards Mick.
considering using the servo but going to wait till the chassis is built and engined placed in to see what sort of room i hhave to play with.
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