New Brake, Clutch Throttle Assembly from Clayton Machine Works

[clay johnson]

For Immediate Release

Clayton Machine Works Introduces Muscle Car Pedal Assembly


Huntsville, Alabama - Clayton Machine Works (CMW) announces the addition of direct bolt-in pedal assemblies
to their growing muscle car product line-up.

Developed in conjunction with Detroit Speed & Engineering and Wilson Muscle Cars, these new
pedal assemblies offer unmatched styling for both manual and automatic transmission applications.








Machined from forged aluminum, the assemblies are available for first & second generation Camaro,
Nova, Chevelle and Firebird, as well as other applications. Each manual kit comes complete with brake
and clutch arms, pedals with dimpled rubber pads, throttle assembly, and all necessary hardware
needed for installation and retails for $575.00. Automatic transmission applications are offered without the
clutch arm and come with a wider brake pedal, and have a suggested retail price of $425.00.

Shipping will begin in early to mid July.

Also, for those that have been waiting on our valve covers, those should be shipping around August. Sorry for the long delay on the valve covers!

[lvrpool32]

Very cool....when can we place orders?

Nick

[clay johnson]

Very cool....when can we place orders?

Nick

You can place an order as soon as you'd like. We won't have them ready to ship until early to mid July, however.

[TitoJones]

Oh hell yes. We got about 80% of the way there at ATS but the R&D was too high to continue since we were going to make it a triple master assembly setup on the firewall to match.

I love that look.

Tyler

[MuscleRodz]

Those look sick and will fit right in with the rest of our product line

[Bruning Auto Design]

Nice job!

[protouringrscamaro]

Love the finish, will others be available?

[Yelcamino]

Would it be possible for a wider gas pedal to facilitate heel/toe driving?

[clay johnson]

Love the finish, will others be available?

The only other finish would possibly be just a machined finish. I anodized a set black, but the detail just went away, visually.

[clay johnson]

Would it be possible for a wider gas pedal to facilitate heel/toe driving?

Yelcamino,

That would be possible, but would be a "one-off" piece. How much wider are you thinking? These are just a tad over 2 inches wide.

[Yelcamino]

Yelcamino,

That would be possible, but would be a "one-off" piece. How much wider are you thinking? These are just a tad over 2 inches wide.

I have no idea, it was just a thought that popped into my head.

I remember reading somewhere that professional road race cars have pedals designed specifically for heel/toe driving. I assume the spacing between the brake and gas pedal is optimized for one foot. I figured if the gas pedal was a little wider than standard it might help when using one foot on two pedals.

Maybe someone else with more experience will chime in...

[thedodgeboys]

I would take a set for a 70 dodge challenger

[Draginutz]

Great looking pedals. Those would look great in my Nova Hmmmmm...

[clay johnson]

I've received several emails regarding a setup for drive-by-wire applications. Those will be available as well, and will be shipping in early to mid July. The only difference will be the throttle pedal.

[AustinClassic]

Any plans for a 55-57 Chevy setup?

[DarkoNova]

Those look sick.

Matt

[clay johnson]

Any plans for a 55-57 Chevy setup?

We're looking at doing a version for tr-fives, and you'll see them here when we get the details finalized.

Thank you,

Clay

[redfire69]

Looks awesome! My parts list keeps growing. Any pics of the auto brake pedal?

[scherp69]

Clay...those are awesome. Can't wait to get a set of those. One question for you though..are they going to be offered in a polished finish or just the finish in the picture? Main reason I'm asking is I'm also looking to get a new emergency brake set up and the closest that design would be the Lokar ones. I see they come in polished so was hoping to have a matching set. Or...do you guys have any plans to come out with an emergency brake pedal set up?

[clay johnson]

Looks awesome! My parts list keeps growing. Any pics of the auto brake pedal?

Thanks Redfire...We're hoping to have the automatic prototypes fairly soon. As you can imagine, the pedal will be just a longer version of the manual pedal. As soon as I have images, I'll post them.