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08-08-2008, 10:30 AM

FatBoy

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Cobra Make, Engine: Kirkham #523, 427 S/O

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Toe & Heel Adjustment

I'm looking for some advice on how to adjust my pedals for ideal toe & heel use. I currently have my brake and throttle set so that they are both level in the idle position, which works fine for normal driving, but when I toe & heel, I have to use the side of my foot to "blip" the throttle, which is nowhere near my heel.
Is this normal? I should pint out that I have a Kirkham with the billet pedals.
If I adjust the throttle to be lower, I'll run out of pedal travel and if I adjust the brake to be higher, my knee will hit the steering wheel.
What to do?

Paul

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