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Pedal height adjustment (clutch, brake, throttle / accelerator)?

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YOUR RESEARCHPedal height adjustment (clutch, brake, throttle / accelerator)?

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Replace wheel and trying

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Before replacing my wheel and trying to extend my shift lever, I thought I should find out if I could simply move the pedals towards the front of the car.

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Before replacing my wheel and trying to extend my shift lever, I thought I should find out if I could simply move the pedals towards the front of the car.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I have to choose between having my pedals too close and my steering wheel and shift lever too far. Before replacing my wheel and trying to extend my shift lever, I thought I should find out if I could simply move the pedals towards the front of the car. I searched, and I know there is some adustability with the brake pedal. But I haven�t seen any options with the throttle or clutch. Anyone know of any? Thanks!

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Had to WHAT? Take a picture with a potato? OP, you can buy aftermarket pedals that have a limited amount of adjustment, but this is typically to bring the accelerator in line with the other pedals. As far as I know, the stock pedals are not adjustable.

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Or you could put several sticky soles on the bottom of your shoes.

POST 5Original post

Isn't the shortshifters tinted to the left, getting it closer to you. If i removember properly, the shortshifter I installed on my old 986 was tinted to the left towards the driversseat.

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