monit Dash Mount Black Brake Pedal Digital Bias Adjuster Knob Works On 3/8" Or 7/16" Balance Bars
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Price: $279.00
8 In Stock
Sold As:
1 Bias adjuster with cable
Part Number: MONBD012BK
MFG Number:
BD01-2-BK-00
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Description
This kit includes a special five foot cable and housing (which can be cut to any length for a custom fit). If you have a floor mount pedal assembly, you'll want to purchase a Tilton Racing 72-560 or 72-561 ninety degree adapter because your clutch or throttle pedal will be in the way of your bias adjuster cable.
No wiring is required as the monit brake dial is battery powered by a replaceable CR2032 watch battery. Battery life is 18 months in normal operation and there is a low battery warning indicator to ensure you're never caught short during an offroad race or rally.
monit's brake dial digital brake pedal remote bias adjusters work on CNC, Jamar Performance, Tilton or Wilwood dual master cylinder racing pedal assemblies that have 3/8"-24 thread or 7/16"-20 thread balance bars.
This allows you to easily view, and adjust, the position that your brake bias is set to. Reset the display to "zero" at your preferred position and confidently adjust for changing conditions to gain maximum braking performance.
It has an integrated LCD screen that counts and displays 1/4 turn clicks of a balance bar, giving all drivers the confidence and control to adjust their brake bias for optimal braking performance, knowing they can quickly and accurately return to their initial setting.
This allows you to easily view, and adjust, the position that your brake bias is set to. Reset the display to "zero" at your preferred position and confidently adjust for changing conditions to gain maximum braking performance.
It has an integrated LCD screen that counts and displays 1/4 turn clicks of a balance bar, giving all drivers the confidence and control to adjust their brake bias for optimal braking performance, knowing they can quickly and accurately return to their initial setting.
