will this fit brake pedal in 1955 chevy belair?
1188978
no the 55 stick shift has a short narrow pad and the automatic has a longer narrow one
1051223
I have a 1973 350cu Chevy with a Malory distributor and it works awesome! no more messing with "points" but I don't know if it would. You have a Chevy 305 and its possible.
1181530
They fit on a 40 year old Raleigh Grand Prix (Dia Comp Brakes) and a CCM Mistral (Weinmann brakes). My guess is they would fit if your old pads have a similar design configuration.
1206023
yes it will fit.... you will need the plug it goes in the fuse box next to the left of the brake pedal on the fire wall ... the plug will have 4 wires that connect to the brake controller they are all this way you can get the plug at tractor supply or auto parts about 6 dollars if you dont have the fuse box were the plug goes you will have to hard wire it its not a bad job just takes a little time to do should have directions with the brake controller hope this helps
681252
yes it will, yoiu can confirm at Dorman Website, http://www.dormanproducts.com/p-1679-20753.aspx?year=2007&make=Mercury&model=Mountaineer&parttype=Pedal%20Pads%20-%20Brake&origin=YMM
234790
I don't know but I'd suggest for you to check out Akebono's website. You can check for your car's brake part number in their catalog and buy it in Amazon.
609402
Should fit 352, it has a larger Distributer, my problem is that it is to large for a 302
28521
2007 GMC Arcadia SLT V6. It work like a charm, if you are replacing it youself, take the bolts our of the parking brake for easy access.
1657283
Maybe, maybe not. The description gives specs to use to check for fitting on any bike. You will need a metric ruler to measure your particular brake layout to determine if thy fot or not. These are ok brakes and I am only using he front one on my motorized bike. Check with a local bike shop should you need help with these measurements. Good luck!
193405
Not sure, but it fit mine with disk brakes. Make sure your bike has the holes for the bolts at the bottom
1374335
Mike, they will fit ANYTHING. However, they do need to be drilled into the pedal mounts. These replace the silly little rubber boots all manufactures use. You want to put the throttle OVER the stock throttle, to help with heel-toe position, and drill the brake one. I would recommend using the "clutch" and "brake" plates double-stacked on the brake pedal, and stick to the OE clutch pedal. I use these in 4 cars - 3 track toys and my race car. They make a HUGE difference.
1925415
They should, as long as it uses 9/16 threaded pedals. 9/16 is pretty standard.
1630046
It is universal fit...sort of...it bolts in on top of your old pedal so u may have to do some trimming on your old pedal with a dremmel...no way to tell for sure unless u give it a try
1142414
If u look at the back of the new pad you can see where the metal pedal fits inside of the new pad. There is a overlapping edge on the new pad and the brake pedal fits inside of it. It may take a little effort to make the pad fit.
674310
I'm sure it would although there is probably a plug you will need to buy to use with it to adapt It to you or wiring harness. that's probably going to be the case with all brake controllers though
415308
mine measures 0.342, a little larger than 5/16" (0.3125"). i don't see this as a problem for 223/556 since it is a brake and not a flash hider.
2015838
Not the gas pedal, kit for that clips on. You do remove the old brake pedal and install new brake pedal from kit. Brake pedal install is a real bitch to get on. Good luck...