Best way to put a brake stop on a tsw pedal unit

Does anyone have a suggestion for putting a brake stop on my tsw pedals? I
talked to a friend of mine but he has an older version of the pedals. I need
something rubber that would give but allow me to feel when the pedals are
about to lock up the car in gpl.

Thanks

Sponge rubber ball or half a tenis ball?

If you want to get creative use a dog toy and get brake squeal for free

On 7 Feb 2005 12:21:41 -0800, mcewena wrote:
> Sponge rubber ball or half a tenis ball?
>
> If you want to get creative use a dog toy and get brake squeal for free
>
>

LOL! That's a nice one! I use a cut-up squash ball taped to the back
of the brake pedal, works quite nicely. Brake squeal, I need to try
that sometime ;-)

Good luck, uwe


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On Mon, 7 Feb 2005 14:41:57 -0500, "Brian Bowles"
> wrote:

>Does anyone have a suggestion for putting a brake stop on my tsw pedals? I
>talked to a friend of mine but he has an older version of the pedals. I need
>something rubber that would give but allow me to feel when the pedals are
>about to lock up the car in gpl.

(Part of) a squashball. I recommend the black one with the pink
dot.... <g> Or use a doorstop.

Cheers!

Remco