Decent pedal pad replacement
04-02-2005, 04:33 PM
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Decent pedal pad replacement
After cleaning out the interior of my car this morning, I discovered the stock rubber pads on the clutch and brake are falling apart... all the excuse I needed to upgrade to something more appropriate for heel/toe shifting.
Any particular recommendations on pedal sets to get (or avoid)? Or are these pretty much all workable?
Thx,
Chris
'96 993 c2
'04 Cayenne S
'86 3.2 Carrera (sold but still missed)
Any particular recommendations on pedal sets to get (or avoid)? Or are these pretty much all workable?
Thx,
Chris
'96 993 c2
'04 Cayenne S
'86 3.2 Carrera (sold but still missed)
04-02-2005, 06:44 PM
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Just got a set of Rennline pedals....real nice! I got the race set, but let me tell ya you'd have to bend your foot back to almost pointing to your knees to be able to pull off a true heal toe 
They will probably work much better as more like a ball of foot to brake, right side of foot to throttle blip! The angle of the pedals are just way off to get that heal/toe thing to work.......unless I suppose you adjust the brake and clutch down past the trottle pedal to get the attack angles correct. But they look real cool!
They will probably work much better as more like a ball of foot to brake, right side of foot to throttle blip! The angle of the pedals are just way off to get that heal/toe thing to work.......unless I suppose you adjust the brake and clutch down past the trottle pedal to get the attack angles correct. But they look real cool!
04-02-2005, 08:38 PM
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