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Paulhurdle
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How can you lower the gas, clutch and brake pedals for a taller driver?
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Pedal Position Adjustment
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Bob_Spidell
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For the clutch and brakes, there are shims available to move the M/Cs forward a bit:
I suspect there's a limit due to piston travel requirements.
The accelerator mechanism is a Rube Goldberg arrangement of levers and shafts; just getting it in 'standard' configuration is a fiddle. If you lowered the pedal, you'd have to assure you could still get full opening of the throttles. A cable-operated kit might allow more adjustment with full throttle plate travel.
I suspect there's a limit due to piston travel requirements.
The accelerator mechanism is a Rube Goldberg arrangement of levers and shafts; just getting it in 'standard' configuration is a fiddle. If you lowered the pedal, you'd have to assure you could still get full opening of the throttles. A cable-operated kit might allow more adjustment with full throttle plate travel.
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Some folks remove the short section of gas pedal immediaely behind the curved foot pedal, that moves the foot pedal away from the foot box.