Dear Welder Series…
Looking at the brake booster kit WS24806. Can you get the same kit but with a pedal arm that is flat with no kinks or bends. If so, will it be the same price?
Thanks
Jay
Kelowna BC
Dear Jay…
We can sub any pedal in the kit Jay. Here are the parts and pieces of pedal kits.Universal Panhard Kit, RearProduct DetailsBrand: Welder SeriesModel: Welder SeriesMPN: WS2184Country/Region of Manufacture: CanadaThickness: 3/16" axle bracket, 10 ga frame tabsBolt Size: 1/2"Thread: 5/8-18Length: ~29" C-CTubing Size: 7/8" x .156"Now supplied with our new formed axle bracket.
An easy-to-install rear panhard kit designed for a wide variety of applications. Available completely welded or ready-to-weld.
This kit can be used with most rear ends because it has a bracket that welds to the passenger side axle tube. Designed for 3" tubes but can be trimmed to fit other diameters. The bracket sides can be easily folded along laser-cut slits. In the welded version, the axle bracket, bar, and adjuster are supplied welded.
The bar is 27-7/8" from the centre of the bushing to the end of the threads. Mounted length is 29-3/4" +/- 1/4". It should be mounted as close to horizontal at ride height as possible. If this places the frame end of the bar underneath the rail, we have plates that you can use to mount the bar. See related parts below.
The longer bar means less side-to-side movement under suspension travel. The bar is notched at 5 degrees and attaches to the axle bracket so that it will clear the pinion.
Parts Included (ready to weld kit):
Panhard bracket plate, formed, 21843, 1
Bar, 7/8” × 27-7/8", tapped & notched at 5 degrees, 1152780, 1
Tube for urethane bushings, 10092, 2
Adjuster stud, notched, 100810, 1
Urethane bushing half, 1203, 4
Tube for urethane bushing, 18908, 2
Frame tab, 18200, 2
Bolt, ½-20 x 2-1/4″, HC-178, 2
Nut, ½-20 thin nylok, 178-039, 2
Nut, 5/8-18 jam, NJ-63, 1
Panhard Kit instruction sheet, 2184IN, 1We would credit the arm #213211 (standard in the kit) and invoice for the pedal you want.
Thanks for looking at the flexibility of Welder Series part numbers.
Paul Horton
