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Old 04-20-2016, 10:43 AM
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Originally Posted by robt964
^ the issue with adjusting this to move the pedal out more is that it increases the throw of the pedal before it hits the end stop. This results in strain being taken by the throttle cable and the throttle body. This screw is used to adjust the pedal so that with it flat against the end stop the throttle is fully open without the mech being under strain. What you should be doing is padding out the pedal to move the contact point.
Agreed. This is why I and all the guy's in my garage have aftermarket adjustable pedals . I have Hargett, they all have the rennline pedal.

Other guys I know have an overlay with spacers.

But---my suggestion was only for "if you need to move the pedal and want to spend zero" - there is the answer. Not ideal. But that's a way to get it done.
Old 04-21-2016, 12:01 AM
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ah. got it. I don't mind spending money to do it right. Sounds like rennline is the only available pedal. I'll buy it and space it out.

Thanks guys.
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Originally Posted by robt964
^ the issue with adjusting this to move the pedal out more is that it increases the throw of the pedal before it hits the end stop. This results in strain being taken by the throttle cable and the throttle body. This screw is used to adjust the pedal so that with it flat against the end stop the throttle is fully open without the mech being under strain. What you should be doing is padding out the pedal to move the contact point.
I was wondering if something like this would happen, the more I spaced it out the more I was semi concerned. Guess I'll just buy some spacers at home depot and adjust it back. Took a look at the rennline pedal real quick and felt my wallet jump out the window.
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If you are worried about pedal throw, add a bigger pedal stop. Done



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