Brake Pedal Floor Mount Dual Master Cyl.

The Wilwood brake pedal floor mount dual master cylinder assembly is engineered for drivers building custom or modified vehicles where OEM pedal geometry falls short. This 6-to-1 ratio brake pedal delivers the mechanical advantage needed for high-performance braking systems, particularly in race cars, hot rods, and custom fabrication projects where proportional pedal effort and consistent feel are non-negotiable. Built by Wilwood—a trusted name in motorsports brake engineering—this universal floor-mount pedal assembly replaces inadequate factory controls with precision-tuned mechanical response.

The aluminum construction keeps rotational mass minimal while maintaining structural rigidity through repeated hard braking cycles. Its forward floor-mount design positions the pedal for ergonomic heel-toe and trail-braking techniques common in performance driving, while the dual master cylinder layout enables independent front and rear brake circuit control—critical for vehicles with upgraded brake packages or aftermarket hydraulic configurations. At 10.260 inches in length and finished in durable black paint, this assembly withstands motorsport environments and integrates cleanly into custom dash and firewall layouts. The 6-to-1 mechanical ratio ensures proportional pressure delivery across dual circuits without excessive pedal travel, a hallmark of professional race car builds.

This pedal assembly suits fabricators, engine builders, and amateur racers installing complete custom brake systems where factory pedal boxes are removed or incompatible. Its universal mounting footprint accepts aftermarket master cylinders and brake lines common in drag racing, road racing, and street rod applications. Professional mechanics and restoration shops value this pedal for repeatability and tuning flexibility—the dual master setup allows independent adjustment of front-to-rear brake bias, essential for achieving optimal stopping performance and vehicle balance during development. Installation requires basic fabrication skills and a secure floor mount point, making it ideal for ground-up builds or comprehensive drivetrain refreshes.