SRP Racing Pedals - As low as $64
03-31-2009, 06:44 PM
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You are not the first to ask. With our pedals you can shim the gas or brake to adjust the height relationship between the pedals. The gas pedal has the extra width on the left side for heel toe. I have also made an adjustable pedal for the 996's and 997's. Would something like this help? I feel that we can get pretty much the same results as total replacement without the cost. If I am wrong about this, I can work on a replacement too.
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03-31-2009, 11:47 PM
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04-14-2009, 04:33 PM
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I've known Brian for a number of years and have used his fine products with excellent results. One additional benefit, in addition to the accelerator pedal being wider for easier "heel & toeing", is that, when installing the accelerator pedal, you can add washers between the OEM pedal and the SRP pedal to act as shims to raise the height. When fully compressed, the brake pedal should be just slightly higher than the accelerator pedal. Incidentally, Brian is one helluva good driver...almost as good as his mom...seriously!
04-14-2009, 07:34 PM
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Man, I love the Exige! I was seriously looking at buying one this past summer, but decided that shoe-horning my 6'4" frame in/out of that thing was going to get old fast, so I took a pass. But that car still makes my pulse race ever time I see it.
Beautiful pedals, BTW...
Beautiful pedals, BTW...
04-23-2009, 11:51 AM
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Man, I love the Exige! I was seriously looking at buying one this past summer, but decided that shoe-horning my 6'4" frame in/out of that thing was going to get old fast, so I took a pass. But that car still makes my pulse race ever time I see it.
Beautiful pedals, BTW...
Beautiful pedals, BTW...
04-23-2009, 02:40 PM
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Burning Brakes
Looks like you have a really nice product here. The black anodized got me thinking...what if one were to anodize his gas pedal green and his brake pedal red? It would look a bit like Christmas, but I conceptually cool, no? But then what of the clutch pedal...yellow?