Wow, looks like they even let you keep the stock pedal without modification... this makes me sad that I didn't know about this when I did my car :( It's a little pricey, but even with pedals and cylinders I think you'll come out OK (e30 v8's way will cost you $350)
Does your friend also have a v8 e30? I wonder how well a rad designed for a four cylinder would work for a (probably) less efficient (heat disbursement-wise) v8 2.5 times its size in displacement.
Here's some pics of my throttle cable setup. This is why the standalone willwood pedal isn't cool; the way you mount it blocks the original hole for the throttle cable. Making the new hole was a bit of a bitch, because if I messed up and went a bit too far to the right I'd go into the wiring harness hole... that would be bad I think.

Pic of the cable mount - the circled piece of metal came with the intake manifold, I think it's some kind of generic old school american cable mount or something.

General shot

My solution for mounting the cable onto the carb. The m42 cable is designed a bit different than the m20 - difference being is that the end of the m20 cable is threaded with an adjuster on it. I originally ran a bolt through the carb linkage, drilled a hole through it and put the threaded bit through that. Bit easier to do the m42 cable... kinda sorta.
Does your friend also have a v8 e30? I wonder how well a rad designed for a four cylinder would work for a (probably) less efficient (heat disbursement-wise) v8 2.5 times its size in displacement.
Here's some pics of my throttle cable setup. This is why the standalone willwood pedal isn't cool; the way you mount it blocks the original hole for the throttle cable. Making the new hole was a bit of a bitch, because if I messed up and went a bit too far to the right I'd go into the wiring harness hole... that would be bad I think.

Pic of the cable mount - the circled piece of metal came with the intake manifold, I think it's some kind of generic old school american cable mount or something.

General shot

My solution for mounting the cable onto the carb. The m42 cable is designed a bit different than the m20 - difference being is that the end of the m20 cable is threaded with an adjuster on it. I originally ran a bolt through the carb linkage, drilled a hole through it and put the threaded bit through that. Bit easier to do the m42 cable... kinda sorta.

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