brake&clutch cross shaft 32 ford

[RAYS TRUKS]

what is the dimension from tip of frame to the cross shaft ?????

[JSeery]

Do you have the frame diagram? Would that be of any help? That would give you the mounting surface maybe.

And welcome to the Barn!!!

[Charlie Stephens]

I am not sure I understand the question? The cross shaft is a bracket that bolts to the K member. What tip of the frame are you talking about. What are you trying to do? Here is a diagram for the frame in case you don't already have it: http://wescottsauto.com/WebCatalog/T...iagram1932.pdf

And, welcome to the Barn.

Charlie Stephens

[RAYS TRUKS]

i have all the frame charts had them all enlarged and laminated they are pretty
helpful but they lack some important figures thank for the reply

[V8COOPMAN]

Great, BUT.......like Charlie asked you above, which "tip" of the frame are you talking about? DD

[JSeery]

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Your keeping us guessing here, are you working with a stock frame? In which case the bolt holes in the frame should determine the location. Are you construction a frame? One last question, what is your definition of "tip of the frame", which tip and in what direction?

Now that I think about it this is a rather interesting guessing game!

[RAYS TRUKS]

i would like to have the mesurement from the tip of the frame to the center line of the
peddle shaft

[V8COOPMAN]

Originally Posted by rays truks

i would like to have the mesurement from the tip of the frame to the center line of the
peddle shaft

the front tip, the rear tip, the side tip, the bottom tip.........what friggen' tip? Dd

[RAYS TRUKS]

tip of front frame horn it is a new chassis

[JSeery]

Ok, now that we have which tip, what part of the tip, top, bottom, center ... Problem is it's a curved surface and not parallel to much of anything. Going to be hard to get a very precise measurement AND I would doubt that a repo frame would match up very well with an original anyway. It may be a little difficult to end up with what you need. Is there a reason you need the tip of the frame? Another landmark might work better.

If this is going to be a none flathead installation there might be better resources for what you are looking for.

The pedal assembly bolts to the K-member, the diagram posted above provides the dimensions to the K-member. So all that is left (assuming you don't have an original set of pedals) is the distance from the front face of the K-member to the centerline of the pedal assembly, correct?