Topic: Difference in Brake Pedals

[wunderwerks]

On the manual transmission cars there is a difference in the design of the pedals.  Ford parts lists three different numbers as follows:  '65  # C5ZZ 2455-A (before 8/17/65),  65/66  # C5ZZ  2455-J,  65/66  #C5zz 2455-G Disc brakes.   Attached are pictures of three pedals all different.  Does anyone know the application of these pedals?

[GT500KR]

   From what I can see in the pictures, they're all post 8/17/65 pedals. Earlier pedals had no provision for a brake light switch, as it was mounted on the master cylinder.
   First one has no pedal return stop, other two have different versions. Fast and furious production, and different vendors I believe are the reasons. Only difference I have noticed between automatic and manual 65 pedals is the width of the foot pad plate. Others may have more info.

[wunderwerks]

I compared these to other pedals I have and realized the specific difference in the 64.5 compared to 65/66 is the length of the stud on the brake pedal.  This is where the master cylinder to brake pedal arm attaches.  These 3 are all 65/66.  That answers my question on what the application is for these pedals but I still am wondering what is different with a disc brake pedal compared to drum brakes as listed with different part #'s in the Ford Parts book?

[carlite65]

i believe it is the pin location for pedal ratio.

[gjz30075]

I'm not sure where this was discussed but these pics show the difference between the disc and drum brake pins

[65fastbk]

Also to add the disc brake pedal had a D stamped on the side of it.

[mustang65ld]

I started a topic on the disc brake pedal difference about 3 years ago and I have attached the link to the thread below to add to this discussion.


http://www.concoursmustang.com/forum/index.php?topic=5863.msg33008#msg33008

[Lemondrop]

http://www.concoursmustang.com/forum/index.php?topic=7838.msg44843#msg44843

Couple compare shots of my June 64 pedals to a 1966 T code pedal set.