Re: BTV replacement
Posted by Dave Harrison On 2011/6/3 18:33:12
Dave,
I understand what you are saying and it may not be the most elegant solution but as per Craig's it works and took very little getting used to. The car isn't my daily driver I couldn't afford it to be with the price of gas in UK so does very limited miles to a few shows a year if I am lucky. Some day I may change this all out again for a dual circuit combined master/booster unit perhaps from another vehicle available here and redesign the pedal some other way. Maybe someone will ultimately produce a direct bolt in replacement for the BTV but I doubt it very much. Until then I used what was available to me as I was fed up with having a car I couldn't drive at all.
Kev,
That is a coincedence wonder who has aged the best..
I was also born about 250 miles south of where I live in N. London...
I understand what you are saying and it may not be the most elegant solution but as per Craig's it works and took very little getting used to. The car isn't my daily driver I couldn't afford it to be with the price of gas in UK so does very limited miles to a few shows a year if I am lucky. Some day I may change this all out again for a dual circuit combined master/booster unit perhaps from another vehicle available here and redesign the pedal some other way. Maybe someone will ultimately produce a direct bolt in replacement for the BTV but I doubt it very much. Until then I used what was available to me as I was fed up with having a car I couldn't drive at all.
Kev,
That is a coincedence wonder who has aged the best..
I was also born about 250 miles south of where I live in N. London...This Post was from: https://packardinfo.com/xoops/html/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?post_id=78408