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MG TD TF 1500 - Floorboard to Pedal Box Pad
Happy New Year everyone. I have noticed the floorboard to pedal box pad is missing on the TF. Should be easy enough to manufacture. A couple of quick questions from the brains trust. Does anyone have dimensions? What thickness rubber is recommended? What is the optimal rubber to use for this application? Viton? Thanks |
Graeme Melville |
By the time you run around getting the material and working out the size/shape etc. just as easy to buy one already to go-- https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/263099154049 |
William Revit |
Should be easy to make also Willi. I have some sheets of old conveyer belt 'lagging', that is rubber with a canvas insertion. Great for making up insulation sections and exhaust straps. |
M Hyde |
Thankyou for the responses. I bit the bullet and purchased a commercially produced Pedal Box Pad. I have attached my dimensioned drawing on the other site if people are interested. Would be very easy to make your own Cheers Graeme |
Graeme Melville |
Just worked out how to attach a file. Hope this helps someone save a little cash. Cheers Graeme |
Graeme Melville |
I make a similar part for Y-Types, but found the best material to be "medium density closed cell foam - 6mm thick". It needs to seal the pedal box to the floorboards and keep out road grime & grit - hard rubber sheet won't do the job - I have plenty of old ones in hard rubber that did not do the job. Cheers Tony The Classic Workshop Black Mountain QLD Australia ![]() |
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