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View Poll Results: Heel and toe approach?
Traditional - stock pedals
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27.40%
Traditional - aftermarket pedals
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1.37%
Rolling/side of foot - stock
31
42.47%
Rolling/side of foot - aftermarket
13
17.81%
Don't heel/toe
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Old 03-28-2015, 04:08 PM
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Originally Posted by mp3moose
I find the brake sits too high (or the gas too low) for using heel/toe on the street.
When you install the Rennline pedals, your replace the stock brake and clutch covers so that they stay at the same height. However, the Renniine gas pedal screws onto the face of the stock pedal so that it is in effect higher. Also, I have the blip extension attached.

Very easy to heel / toe in city driving. However, on the track, my brake pedal goes below the gas so I have not be careful not to inadvertently hit it.
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Old 03-28-2015, 04:13 PM
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Where did you get the blip extension?
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Originally Posted by porterror
Where did you get the blip extension?
From Rennline. The extension(s) can go on the top for rollover, on the bottom or both. They are red and look attractive. See their website.
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