Southwest Speed Wilwood Overhead Reverse Swing Race Brake Clutch Pedal Box on 2040-parts.com
Orlando, Florida, United States
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Overhead reverse swing mount. MC's mount toward driver, not firewall. Long pedal with 6.25:1 ratio. Southwest Speed Part Number 301-268. Equivalent to Wilwood PN 340-3342. Comes with balance bar assembly. I bought these for a project and decided to go with floor mount pedals instead. They are new and only used for fit up. Also included is a gas pedal for a fox body Mustang and some new no name aluminum pedal covers. The pedal covers look like they are missing 3 mounting clips but I was going to drill direct in anyway.
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