Racing Pedals
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Hey;
I cannot overstate what Tony and I are getting at here. Unless you have tried a solid pedal like I fabricate, or like Tony says the AJ-USA pedal is, you will not have the frame of reference to know any different. When you DO try one, it will become quite apparent that your tack-ons are junk!
Mike -
You will note that the pic also shows a widened and spaced brake pedal extension as well.
I can make you a set. I will PM you.![Smilie](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
I have been working on sharpening up a new 944T race car for a client, doing all sorts of odds & ends to shore things up and make it more enjoyable and effective. I asked him the other day what he thought the best improvement was (out of many so far) - after a few events in the car now - and he said by far it was the Heel & Toe pedals!
I cannot overstate what Tony and I are getting at here. Unless you have tried a solid pedal like I fabricate, or like Tony says the AJ-USA pedal is, you will not have the frame of reference to know any different. When you DO try one, it will become quite apparent that your tack-ons are junk!
Mike -
You will note that the pic also shows a widened and spaced brake pedal extension as well.
I can make you a set. I will PM you.
![Smilie](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
I have been working on sharpening up a new 944T race car for a client, doing all sorts of odds & ends to shore things up and make it more enjoyable and effective. I asked him the other day what he thought the best improvement was (out of many so far) - after a few events in the car now - and he said by far it was the Heel & Toe pedals!
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Ok, for your cheapskates out there... I use factory pads on the clutch and brake and tape a block of wood to the throttle pedal... laugh if you must, but this allows me to shape it exactly the way I want it... a quarter inch too wide? fire up the old table saw... 1/8 inch to low".... wood glue and shims. .. cheap and easy... about ten cents and no waiting..
Plus.... real race cars have duct tape on them.....
Plus.... real race cars have duct tape on them.....
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