Clutch travel hardware w/ new floorboards?

[m_wuebben]

I just did some trans work. My floorboard is not good and has no pedal adjustment stops. If I buy a new floorboard, does it come with the hardware to adjust the clutch pedal travel. If not, where do I find it? I can't find it in the catalog. Thanks. Cheers, Mike.

[Zeke]

New wood floorboards are NLA, AFAIK. Generally one buys a plastic replacement and transfers the hardware. Again, I'm not postive on that, because I didn't buy the plastic one. Then, there's the aluminum models that come complete. Best best is to buy a good used board from one of the dismantlers. Specify that you have a coupe if they don't ask. It will come complete. Save your old hardware if you have it. Might come in handy someday.

BTW, I have patterns for all of the floorboards, but as they require bending, making them out of wood is a task.

Edit: sorry, I misspoke. The pics in Pelican's catalouge show no hardware with the AL boards either.

[randywebb]

I'll add:

drill the rivits out to reomve the mounting plate

If the layers have just separated, you can use Gorilla Glue to mend them - clamp pretty quickly

The Al replacements don't save any wt. and are hot in the summer and cold in the winter. Some like the looks however.

Or get the plastic ones.

[1982911SCTarga]

I rebuilt my Targa driver's floorboard, which was a mess, including fabbing a new clutch pedal rubber stop buggy bumper. Last post in this thread.
Brian

[m_wuebben]

Thanks for the info, I'll try to do that. Cheers, Mike