[dman]

I don't think anyone else has posted anything about this yet, but I still seem to have problems with the gas and brake pedals being too close together. Anyone else experience this problem?

Maybe it is just my damn big clumsy feet (13/14). I have gotten somewhat used to it, but I still wish they were a bit further apart.

 

[robertc]

The pedels work fine with my size 10 cowboy boots. Maybe instead of making the pedels adjust up and down they should make them also move farther apart for our big-footed friends. In the meantime you may have to get some pointy boots LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!! :jester:

 

[Titan Greg]

I don't think anyone else has posted anything about this yet, but I still seem to have problems with the gas and brake pedals being too close together. Anyone else experience this problem?

Maybe it is just my damn big clumsy feet (13/14). I have gotten somewhat used to it, but I still wish they were a bit further apart.

I wear a size 11 and I have experienced the same problems. The brake pedal is definitely too close to the gas pedal. I sometimes find that going from the brake pedal to the gas pedal results in more brake.

Like you said, guess we have to get used to it, unless somone makes some aftermarket alluminum ones that mount differently.

 

[bighawaii]

they work fine with my size 12's. guess i appreciate the gap compared to my sports car which has almost no gap between pedals.

 

[dman]

The funny thing about it all is that they put quite a bend in the brake pedal arm to get it closer to the gas pedal. Man, I guess those Japanese guys really do have small feet...hehe.

 

[BudmanHemi]

Its so at the track you can hold the gas, and brake with one foot. Damn, those forign company's have all the tricks. Wish i could do that...

 

[bighawaii]

no, its so we can toe-n-heel....oh wait wrong pedal. :upsidedow