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Under the dash you will see there is a screw you adjust which sets the pedal height.
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I wouldn't change the slightest thing about it in relation to the pedals.
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Guys trying to perfect the above on my new toy. Are there any pedals which make it easier to heel and toe. Has anyone done any mods for this?
There are a couple of methods what I can see on the net, which one is best IYO, or is it just a matter of getting used to a method and sticking with it.
Regards,
Neil
I've got a GT3 and find it is the easiest car I've owned for H&T. I wouldn't change the slightest thing about it in relation to the pedals. I can't comment on whether the other models are different in regards to pedals and whether they are different. They should be perfect as is. There is a method in the manual to calibrate the brake pedal height just for this reason. However if you just want to have pretty pedals, go for it...
It is a lot easier in a 996 than the earlier cars with the footwell space, just need practice, per the animated linky
there are aids but those are really for the 993 or earlier cars
on track days I do remove the carpet mat to create a big more space but that's just me
I'd love to see that. What manual is it in?
I have a very narrow foot and find heel & toeing a little difficult in driving shoes, if the pedals were 1/2" closer together I'd be fine, but if there's anything that could make it easier in driving shoes I'd be very happy
Sorry Damian,
It only does pedal height, not separation
It's so when you are hard on the brakes the padal is not too low or high to hit the accelerator ....
Under the dash you will see there is a screw you adjust which sets the pedal height. If you search for my post asking for a the Mark II gt3 manual you will find the link to the mark 1 manual where you can download and get the brake section. Look up setting brake pedal height.... Easy.
