Treasureroom
Active Member
This is a super easy change that moves the gas pedal 1.5” closer to the firewall. </SPAN></SPAN>
After this modification (which is reversible), the gas pedal will sit the same distance from the firewall as the left leg foot rest attached to the floor.</SPAN></SPAN>
Time required: 1hour</SPAN></SPAN>
Tools required: 13mm Socket Wrench, flat head screw driver, Dremmel with metal cutting wheel (or a hack saw)</SPAN></SPAN>
Skill level: Extremely basic. if you can change oil, you can do this. </SPAN></SPAN>
Cost: Less than $2</SPAN></SPAN>
I have been driving with the pedal this way for over a week. I have gone 85 MPH just to test that the pedal does not bottom out. </SPAN></SPAN>
The only negative to this modification is that my leg needs to come back further toward my chest to apply the brake. </SPAN></SPAN>
For me, Its not a big deal at all but I will look to move the brake pedal back toward the firewall at another time. </SPAN></SPAN>
After this modification (which is reversible), the gas pedal will sit the same distance from the firewall as the left leg foot rest attached to the floor.</SPAN></SPAN>
Time required: 1hour</SPAN></SPAN>
Tools required: 13mm Socket Wrench, flat head screw driver, Dremmel with metal cutting wheel (or a hack saw)</SPAN></SPAN>
Skill level: Extremely basic. if you can change oil, you can do this. </SPAN></SPAN>
Cost: Less than $2</SPAN></SPAN>
- Use a 13mm socket to remove the two bolts that hold the pedal from the firewall.</SPAN></SPAN>
- Unplug the harness by inserting a screwdriver into the tab to release it.</SPAN></SPAN>
- Cut the 3 round 1.5” long spacers off the back of the pedal assembly. </SPAN></SPAN>
- Cut the back of the pedal along the line shown in the picture .</SPAN></SPAN>
- Purchase (2) M8 x ½” long bolts and reinstall the pedal assembly with the shorter bolts. </SPAN></SPAN>
- Re-Attach the wire harness.</SPAN></SPAN>
I have been driving with the pedal this way for over a week. I have gone 85 MPH just to test that the pedal does not bottom out. </SPAN></SPAN>
The only negative to this modification is that my leg needs to come back further toward my chest to apply the brake. </SPAN></SPAN>
For me, Its not a big deal at all but I will look to move the brake pedal back toward the firewall at another time. </SPAN></SPAN>