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mrmomzz · Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2016 10:10 am Size: 1280x956 Views: 89 Rating: Not rated

mrmomzz
1965 Meyers Manx, no. 7 off Bruce's first mold

mrmomzz · Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2016 10:10 am Size: 956x1280 Views: 209 Rating: Not rated

mrmomzz
1965 Meyers Manx, no. 7 off Bruce's first mold

mrmomzz · Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2016 10:10 am Size: 956x1280 Views: 80 Rating: Not rated

mrmomzz
1965 Meyers Manx, no. 7 off Bruce's first mold

mrmomzz · Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2016 10:10 am Size: 1600x1200 Views: 97 Rating: Not rated

mrmomzz
1965 Meyers Manx, no. 7 off Bruce's first mold

mrmomzz · Posted: Sun Aug 21, 2016 4:05 pm Size: 1200x1600 Views: 153 Rating: Not rated

mrmomzz
I made two mechanical brake light switches. One is a normal everyday universal switch that I mounted on the floor and the other is a reverse pull mechanism. It starts out taunt and the circuit closes when the spring pin pulls into the switch. Bothe cost me about 7 bucks for the switch and I purchased a couple of brackets at lowes in the framing bracket area. Wiring is simple, went through the firewall and piggybacked the two connecters on the master cylinder switch. The system will work on either switch should one fail, but the mechanical switches light up at the touch of the pedal, not after 30 pounds of pedal pressure. My email is [email protected] com should anyone have any questions.
Glenn

mrmomzz · Posted: Sun Aug 21, 2016 4:05 pm Size: 1200x1600 Views: 81 Rating: Not rated

mrmomzz
I made two mechanical brake light switches. One is a normal everyday universal switch that I mounted on the floor and the other is a reverse pull mechanism. It starts out taunt and the circuit closes when the spring pin pulls into the switch. Bothe cost me about 7 bucks for the switch and I purchased a couple of brackets at lowes in the framing bracket area. Wiring is simple, went through the firewall and piggybacked the two connecters on the master cylinder switch. The system will work on either switch should one fail, but the mechanical switches light up at the touch of the pedal, not after 30 pounds of pedal pressure. My email is [email protected] com should anyone have any questions.
Glenn

mrmomzz · Posted: Sun Aug 21, 2016 4:05 pm Size: 1600x1200 Views: 103 Rating: Not rated

mrmomzz
I made two mechanical brake light switches. One is a normal everyday universal switch that I mounted on the floor and the other is a reverse pull mechanism. It starts out taunt and the circuit closes when the spring pin pulls into the switch. Bothe cost me about 7 bucks for the switch and I purchased a couple of brackets at lowes in the framing bracket area. Wiring is simple, went through the firewall and piggybacked the two connecters on the master cylinder switch. The system will work on either switch should one fail, but the mechanical switches light up at the touch of the pedal, not after 30 pounds of pedal pressure. My email is [email protected] com should anyone have any questions.
Glenn

mrmomzz · Posted: Sun Aug 21, 2016 4:05 pm Size: 1600x1200 Views: 50 Rating: Not rated

mrmomzz
I made two mechanical brake light switches. One is a normal everyday universal switch that I mounted on the floor and the other is a reverse pull mechanism. It starts out taunt and the circuit closes when the spring pin pulls into the switch. Bothe cost me about 7 bucks for the switch and I purchased a couple of brackets at lowes in the framing bracket area. Wiring is simple, went through the firewall and piggybacked the two connecters on the master cylinder switch. The system will work on either switch should one fail, but the mechanical switches light up at the touch of the pedal, not after 30 pounds of pedal pressure. My email is [email protected] com should anyone have any questions.
Glenn

mrmomzz · Posted: Sun Aug 21, 2016 4:05 pm Size: 1600x1200 Views: 227 Rating: Not rated

mrmomzz
I made two mechanical brake light switches. One is a normal everyday universal switch that I mounted on the floor and the other is a reverse pull mechanism. It starts out taunt and the circuit closes when the spring pin pulls into the switch. Bothe cost me about 7 bucks for the switch and I purchased a couple of brackets at lowes in the framing bracket area. Wiring is simple, went through the firewall and piggybacked the two connecters on the master cylinder switch. The system will work on either switch should one fail, but the mechanical switches light up at the touch of the pedal, not after 30 pounds of pedal pressure. My email is [email protected] com should anyone have any questions.
Glenn

mrmomzz · Posted: Sun Aug 21, 2016 4:05 pm Size: 1600x1200 Views: 66 Rating: Not rated

mrmomzz
I made two mechanical brake light switches. One is a normal everyday universal switch that I mounted on the floor and the other is a reverse pull mechanism. It starts out taunt and the circuit closes when the spring pin pulls into the switch. Bothe cost me about 7 bucks for the switch and I purchased a couple of brackets at lowes in the framing bracket area. Wiring is simple, went through the firewall and piggybacked the two connecters on the master cylinder switch. The system will work on either switch should one fail, but the mechanical switches light up at the touch of the pedal, not after 30 pounds of pedal pressure. My email is [email protected] com should anyone have any questions.
Glenn


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