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    View Poll Results: WHAT FINISH?

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    1. #101
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    2. #102
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      Quote Originally Posted by Blitz View Post
      You guys messed up now. Now you "HAVE" to make a matching steering wheel. It's just the fair thing to do. Hahaha
      I have a steering wheel already designed that matches, but have a few manufacturing details to iron out.
      Clay Johnson
      '65 Olds Jetstar 88
      '07 Suburban LTZ- Lowered 4" (Bell Tech) - 22" I-Forged Imolas - Bear Brakes
      '32 Ford Roadster (in progress)

    3. #103
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      TWITA!!

      Look forward to seeing it.

    4. #104
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      After a long wait, my pedals are shipping this week - cant wait to put them in the car! NOW I see the handles, what's the pricing looking like on the handles?

    5. #105
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      I just gotta say something here. I've been working with Clay on some things and he is one class guy. Clay - Thanks! Everyone else - he's one of that group of folks (there are some more on this site also) who I sincerely hope continue to grow their business. Can't say enough.

      I'll be posting some pics of some stuff before too long. If all your product is as good as what I've held in my hands, you've got some great stuff.

    6. #106
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      Good Morning!

      I went to the website to order and noticed that the pricing there is $659 verses the quote at the begining of this thread of $575 for Manual.

      Is there a Pro-Touring discount?
      Tim Tracy
      68 Camaro 496 / T56 - Never Finished
      68 Camaro Real Z/28 - Under Restoration
      67 Camaro Project - Never going to have time

    7. #107
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      Quote Originally Posted by TT302Z28 View Post
      Good Morning!

      I went to the website to order and noticed that the pricing there is $659 verses the quote at the begining of this thread of $575 for Manual.

      Is there a Pro-Touring discount?
      TT,

      The beginning of this thread was about 6 months ago, and since then, we've had increases in costs from some of our suppliers. Several components in this assembly are contracted out, and unfortunately when they jack us up on the costs, we have no other recourse than to pass along the costs to the consumer. In addition, there are numerous manufacturing processes associated with this project (machining, injection molding, stamping, laser cutting, etc.) and the costs simply kept adding up. Hopefully, when you see these in person, you will appreciate the amount of work that went / goes into these, and will feel that the price we have now is well worth what you get in return.

      Please feel free to contact me at any time with any questions on these or any other products we offer.
      Clay Johnson
      '65 Olds Jetstar 88
      '07 Suburban LTZ- Lowered 4" (Bell Tech) - 22" I-Forged Imolas - Bear Brakes
      '32 Ford Roadster (in progress)

    8. #108
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      where is everyone ordering on-line?
      Ron
      69 Camaro Redfire, thanks to
      Marquez Design | Ring Brothers

    9. #109
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      I want to keep the throttle rod set up I have is there an option to get just the pedals arm assemblies (clutch and brake) and the accelerator pedal pad only and not the accelerator arm, or can the machined arm be modified to run the factory style throttle rod
      Last edited by Rod; 02-13-2010 at 05:07 PM.

    10. #110
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      Very nice design.
      1967 Chevelle SS Convertible
      1969 Camaro Ex-Race Car
      1967 Camaro RS/SS Top Sportsman (Sold-Now in Australia)



    11. #111
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      Any previews of that circular item yet?

    12. #112
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      Quote Originally Posted by rusty68 View Post
      I want to keep the throttle rod set up I have is there an option to get just the pedals arm assemblies (clutch and brake) and the accelerator pedal pad only and not the accelerator arm, or can the machined arm be modified to run the factory style throttle rod
      Rusty,

      You can order yours as if it's a drive-by-wire application. It doesn't appear that any mods are needed to make the accelerator pedal work for your situation.
      Clay Johnson
      '65 Olds Jetstar 88
      '07 Suburban LTZ- Lowered 4" (Bell Tech) - 22" I-Forged Imolas - Bear Brakes
      '32 Ford Roadster (in progress)

    13. #113
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      Quote Originally Posted by Blitz View Post
      Any previews of that circular item yet?
      Blitz,

      I'm not quite sure what you mean regarding the "circular item".
      Clay Johnson
      '65 Olds Jetstar 88
      '07 Suburban LTZ- Lowered 4" (Bell Tech) - 22" I-Forged Imolas - Bear Brakes
      '32 Ford Roadster (in progress)

    14. #114
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      Quote Originally Posted by clay johnson View Post
      Blitz,

      I'm not quite sure what you mean regarding the "circular item".
      Hahaha. The steering wheel. Just wondering if there are any sketches or actual prototypes to view/drool over.

    15. #115
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      Quote Originally Posted by Blitz View Post
      Hahaha. The steering wheel. Just wondering if there are any sketches or actual prototypes to view/drool over.
      Ahhh...I dont have anything that I can show right now, but as soon as I do, I'll post it. Maybe in a few weeks.
      Clay Johnson
      '65 Olds Jetstar 88
      '07 Suburban LTZ- Lowered 4" (Bell Tech) - 22" I-Forged Imolas - Bear Brakes
      '32 Ford Roadster (in progress)

    16. #116
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      hey, any chance i can get a hometown discoutn (my shop is in florence) love the pedals
      Josey Sandy
      have'n a badass car and not driving it is like having a playboy model as a wife and not......well, you know.

    17. #117
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      Is the price for the drive by wire setup the same as with a conventional accelerator? Sorrry if I missed it somewhere, didn't see it on the website either. Thanks.
      Erik

      https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...without-a-name

      Camaro LS2, T56, 12 bolt, C6 Z06 brakes, Rushforth Super Spokes, ATS Spindles
      2006 Chevy Trailblazer SS

    18. #118
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      Quote Originally Posted by ErikLS2 View Post
      Is the price for the drive by wire setup the same as with a conventional accelerator? Sorrry if I missed it somewhere, didn't see it on the website either. Thanks.
      Erik,

      The DBW set-up is cheaper than the conventional throttle assembly, since with the DBW comes with the throttle pedal only. The manual DBW is $615 and the auto DBW is $435.
      Clay Johnson
      '65 Olds Jetstar 88
      '07 Suburban LTZ- Lowered 4" (Bell Tech) - 22" I-Forged Imolas - Bear Brakes
      '32 Ford Roadster (in progress)

    19. #119
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      Clay, how do these adapt to an LS1 hydraulic clutch conversion?
      Erik

      https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...without-a-name

      Camaro LS2, T56, 12 bolt, C6 Z06 brakes, Rushforth Super Spokes, ATS Spindles
      2006 Chevy Trailblazer SS

    20. #120
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      Quote Originally Posted by ErikLS2 View Post
      Clay, how do these adapt to an LS1 hydraulic clutch conversion?
      Erik,

      These are designed to drop right into the stock pedal hanger/bracket as well as utilze existing clutch, brake rods, etc. However, it's obvious that we need to develop an "adapter" to fit applications such as yours.

      Here is an image I found that shows what has previoulsy been done to accomodate a LS1 hydraulic clutch to a '69 Camaro pedal assembly. This image came from a build that was on Street And Performance's website.

      I hope this helps.

      Attached Images Attached Images  
      Clay Johnson
      '65 Olds Jetstar 88
      '07 Suburban LTZ- Lowered 4" (Bell Tech) - 22" I-Forged Imolas - Bear Brakes
      '32 Ford Roadster (in progress)


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