zroadhouse

What's the difference in feel between the rubber grip and the perforated Rennline pedals? Anyone who owns them care to comment?

Rennline

Yes it will raise your pedal approximately 3/16 ". In most cases this may not be enough so we also offer an adjustable lifter plate that will allow you to raise the pedal up to .75" . Most drive by wire cars require about .5" to really help heel toeing. Don't get me wrong, 3/16" is still way better then the stock height.

Rennline

Personally, I run the perforated in my race cars and the rubber grip in my street cars. I find that the rubber grips can be to sticky with race shoes. As far as normal driving with normal shoes..................You would have a hard time telling the difference between the two.

ivangene

+1, I have always wondered that too...

OMG Maci and I think alike!

Youdont by chance have any GT2 parts in your garage do you.....

gota911

One of you needs to be afraid.... be very afraid!!

BTW - most pedals are about 1/4 inch thick and you really don't notice the difference. If you do, move the seat back 1/4 inch.

ivangene

Cant I just shorten my shoes ?

Changing seat position, changes more then feet... hands move too, oh and eyes... so then what re-adjust the mirrors.... BS this is TOO MUCH EFFORT

medtech

Suncoast sells quite a few aftermarket parts, so I'm not surprised.