What pedal assemblies fit a 69 911E?

[obrut]

i'm having a dual master cylinder setup made for my 69 911E historic race car.

i'm planning on buying a second pedal assembly to have converted to RSR style so i can avoid having the car out of commission whilst its being fabricated.

do i have to source a 69 specific pedal assembly or will any 69-73 (or 69-89) fit?

[Grady Clay]

Ryan,

Depending on what you are doing any pedal assembly '65-89 can be a suitable starting point.

Race cars need spares.

Best,
Grady

[obrut]

thanks grady

[Fishcop]

Ryan, FWIW

I've got '83 pedals in my '69. Bolted straight in.

[jluetjen]

I don't know if you've actually "pulled the trigger" on the fabrication of your dual master cylinder arrangement. I bought my dual master assembly from Automobile Associates of Canton, 5 Albany Turnpike, PO Box 424, Canton Ct 06019, 860-693-0278 and it was shipped from stock. It came complete except for the pressure switch for the lights (used the old one), the remote cable adjuster (use an off-the-shelf Tilton piece), and the banjo fittings required on the lines. At the time it was $1800, but like I said -- it dropped right in to my '69E and you don't need to buy a second assembly to tide you over while it's being made. As far as I know, it's one of the few options that doesn't require cutting and welding in the foot well on the pre-power brake cars.

Something to consider.

[obrut]

john1 - thanks, god to know.

john2 - i've looked at some prefab units but my guy here (australia) makes an excellent unit for less $$'s.