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Old 11-05-2020, 12:24 PM
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I did at my contemporary never regreted it for a second.
Think the Wellwood option is the best though. There is a two pedal version so you can make the gas corrct.
The one thing that I realized was driving Cobra long distance say over 300 miles has nothing to do with your feet it’s all about your ass and your back.
I would source from a reputable source, there are some that will take advantage of unsuspecting honest folks.

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Old 11-04-2020, 04:31 PM
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Don't forget the pedal stops on the Clutch pedal and the Throttle Stop.

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To each their own. I shopped around a while and sat in several cars. One of the cars I sat in had the floor mounted pedals. I don't recall who the maker was but is was nice with knockoffs and Salisbury rear.

I'm 6'1" wearing 34x34 pants. I couldn't engage then disengage the clutch because my knee was catching the back of the dash.

Unless your 5'6" or less, Id go for driveability over authenticity?
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I will reiterate my advice after a personal experience. First, accept that you do not sit in a Cobra, you wear it. I sat in many different manufacturers cars. In a Superformance with the seat at a comfortable pedal position the steering wheel was on my lap. The Shelby CSX "fit" perfectly.

My advice: From the major roller manufacturers, sit in one before you sign on the bottom line.

For any other car, especially a self-built kit, sit in THAT CAR!

You can end up with a car that doesn't fit and the tailor on the corner can't tuck in the seams to fix it.
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