Getting the pedals closer in line for foot work., Want to lower the brake pedal... |
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Getting the pedals closer in line for foot work., Want to lower the brake pedal... |
peteinjp |
May 22 2023, 12:31 AM
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So for me the brake and gas pedals are too far off from each other in terms of height to make quick movements from the gas to brake. I have to lift my foot entirely up and back...
I am thinking of making a thicker stop to keep the brake pedal lower (adjusting the push rod accordingly of course) but that lessens the travel of the master. It may still be plenty (21mm.) I could add a spacer under the master to compensate if needed. OR I could just take a bit out of the pedal as the top portion is almost in line with the direction of travel it would have no impact in terms of pedal ratio. I don't have an issue with the height of the clutch pedal because its basically in line with the dead pedal/firewall area. What have you guys done to get the pedals in an ideal location- not including Tilton etc.... not going that far. Pete |
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