| xena2006 |
11-20-2010 04:26 PM |
Brake Pedal spacing from gas pedal
Has anyone modified the brake and clutch pedal to move both a bit more away from the gas pedal? Looking at the mounting. it looks as though offset tabs from center would help.
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| Mac VABCH |
11-20-2010 07:31 PM |
You can heat and bend the pedal arms fairly easily, I did this to mine only get you about 1/2 in though...Mac
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| xena2006 |
11-21-2010 05:40 AM |
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I took this photo which shows how the prdals are mounted. I was thinking about fabricating a set in which they were off center. This would move pedals about a 3/4".
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| JBCOBRA |
11-21-2010 06:14 AM |
Can you "Heel Toe" the car now?
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| Bill Bess |
11-21-2010 06:27 AM |
Ya, "Heel & toe" and pointy driving shoes will help. My feet are like trained dogs, they rarely miss the right pedal.
Harrrr!
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| Cashburn |
11-21-2010 07:16 AM |
You can mount existing pedal so it is left or right of the pedal shaft (not centered). That's a quick way.
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| JBCOBRA |
11-21-2010 07:16 AM |
You can't really drive these cars without it
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| xena2006 |
11-21-2010 07:26 AM |
Cashburn, My concern about mounting the pedals as you suggested would not allow tab touching the shaft to be tight enough. With the 2 tabs you are pulling them together against it. If one has wide feet, the stock arrangement of the pedals is not good. Ron
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