DBW Gas Pedal Adpater bracket for truck/suv pedal

[hewittca]

Hi, I am interested in one of your pedal brackets if you still have any. I have a 2004 pedal going in my 72 GMC.

[Hart_Rod]

Originally Posted by hewittca

Hi, I am interested in one of your pedal brackets if you still have any. I have a 2004 pedal going in my 72 GMC.

I do. Paypal is in the first post. Let me know.

Rob

[hewittca]

Originally Posted by Hart_Rod

I do. Paypal is in the first post. Let me know.

Rob

Awesome, thanks! Paypal sent.

[Hart_Rod]

Originally Posted by hewittca

Awesome, thanks! Paypal sent.

Thank you! Please PM me a shipping address.

Rob

[josephuta214]

Payment sent! Looking forward to it! Thanks! (Just sent you shipping info)

[Hart_Rod]

Originally Posted by josephuta214

Payment sent! Looking forward to it! Thanks! (Just sent you shipping info)

Should ship tomorrow. Thanks!

[Tmend]

Payment sent . Thanks much

[Hart_Rod]

Originally Posted by Tmend

Payment sent . Thanks much

Thanks. Will ship early next week.

[josephuta214]

Installed this over the weekend. Worked out great! Thanks again!

[hewittca]

I finally had a chance to get my pedal bracket installed and wanted to share an updated review for anyone looking to use this bracket. Overall, it is a very nice bracket, but it needed several modifications to work how I wanted it. First off, as with a few others with 72s in this thread, none of the holes really lined up. I had to enlarge the three mounting holes on the right quite a bit, and the two holes on the left were not over top of the ribs so I had to redrill those completely. As for pedal placement, it is fine but it sets the pedal far off the floor. For me, it was awkward to push. Technically, the bracket does allow you to get full throw on the pedal, but you don't need that much travel. The sensor reads 100% throttle at about 50% pedal throw. With this in mind, I added an angled plate to the bracket to move the pedal closer to the floor. This puts it in a much more comfortable position and still gives me WOT with the pedal pushed against the floor. I also welded in nuts on the back side so mounting the pedal would be easier, and swapped out the basic hardware that came with the bracket to something a little nicer. As it is now, I am very happy with the bracket, but it would have been nice if this is how it came out of the box (esp. for the price). That being said, every truck is different and this is on a highly modified truck, so it's not unreasonable to expect to have to make some adjustments.

[1981_c10]

Just sent paypal for bracket. Shipping address connected to paypal payment from Tiffany (my wife).

[kev2809]

that's strange mine lined up perfect on my 67. are the 72's that different?

[Hart_Rod]

Originally Posted by hewittca

I finally had a chance to get my pedal bracket installed and wanted to share an updated review for anyone looking to use this bracket. Overall, it is a very nice bracket, but it needed several modifications to work how I wanted it. First off, as with a few others with 72s in this thread, none of the holes really lined up. I had to enlarge the three mounting holes on the right quite a bit, and the two holes on the left were not over top of the ribs so I had to redrill those completely. As for pedal placement, it is fine but it sets the pedal far off the floor. For me, it was awkward to push. Technically, the bracket does allow you to get full throw on the pedal, but you don't need that much travel. The sensor reads 100% throttle at about 50% pedal throw. With this in mind, I added an angled plate to the bracket to move the pedal closer to the floor. This puts it in a much more comfortable position and still gives me WOT with the pedal pushed against the floor. I also welded in nuts on the back side so mounting the pedal would be easier, and swapped out the basic hardware that came with the bracket to something a little nicer. As it is now, I am very happy with the bracket, but it would have been nice if this is how it came out of the box (esp. for the price). That being said, every truck is different and this is on a highly modified truck, so it's not unreasonable to expect to have to make some adjustments.

Thanks for review. I'm not sure what the issue was with the holes as it is drilled for the 67-70 and the 71-72 which is a different pattern. I set these up with consideration for the firewall insulation and having carpet installed.

Originally Posted by kev2809

that's strange mine lined up perfect on my 67. are the 72's that different?

71 and 72 have a different pattern as they have a cable for the carburetor vice a rod.

Originally Posted by 1981_c10

Just sent paypal for bracket. Shipping address connected to paypal payment from Tiffany (my wife).

Your bracket shipped this morning. Thanks for your purchase! Take care,

Rob

[1981_c10]

I think i bought the wrong one...i needed one for 73-87 c10...is it different?

[Hart_Rod]

Originally Posted by 1981_c10

I think i bought the wrong one...i needed one for 73-87 c10...is it different?

I don’t make one specifically for the 73-87, although some on here have used it on those years.

[1981_c10]

Originally Posted by Hart_Rod

I don’t make one specifically for the 73-87, although some on here have used it on those years.

Gotcha...i am i able to return for refund? for the price paid i would want something that works with no modification.

[Hart_Rod]

Originally Posted by 1981_c10

Gotcha...i am i able to return for refund? for the price paid i would want something that works with no modification.

PM sent.

[MidLifer]

I just acquired a swapped squarebody where the PO did a bad job with the throttle pedal. Made his own bracket that sucks.

Can anyone who has used these on a 73-87 talk about the mods required? Is it just drilling mounting holes?

Application is a 84 K20.

Originally Posted by Hart_Rod

I don’t make one specifically for the 73-87, although some on here have used it on those years.