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Front brake pedal rod end placement

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jpr

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Hi all,

Curious about why the brake pedals would be connected inboard like this - I suspect it may be to reduce the (minimal) torsion around the vertical part of the brake pedal as it connects to the rudder pedal? Is there a reason I shouldn't move these rods to the outboard side of the pedal? Right now the passenger foot room is pretty limited there... the other option would be to just delete the pax brakes... I try to make sure my pax are fully briefed and aren't idiots but hey, honest mistakes happen.

Cheers,

jpr

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