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I know these damn things aren't out yet, but does anyone know if Ford changed the pedal placement on the GT350 to allow for easier heel/toe shifting?

I don't want to fool with aftermarket anything on this car, but this is annoying me just a bit

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If they had, I'm sure Ford would have mentioned it.
 

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that guy doesnt seem to have problem performing heel/toe. check at about 1:18
 
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Yeah, saw that and made me wonder even more.

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Yea they did change the clutch pedal.. It looks like the brake and gas have also changed.
 

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I hope they changed pedal placement. For me the pedals on my 2015 GT are way too far apart. I can pretty much put my entire foot between the brake and gas pedals. And that's with regular tennis shoes. Forget about using a driving shoe.
 

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Am I the only one who doesn't have a problem heel toe shifting with the current setup? I do it daily in driving shoes, dress shoes or boat shoes. I'm pretty sure I could do it barefoot if I needed to.
 

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I have an 2012 and have no issues, was there a pedal box change for the S550?
 

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What's in that video looks like the setup in my 2012 and I too have no problem heel-toe shifting.
 

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Not any different from the S197. I did read somewhere that there was a modification/adjustment to the pedal box on the GT350 and/or the GT350R.It may not be of the placement of the pedals, but the leaver arm and pivot points.
 

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Actually, on a closer look, the gap on the GT350 pedals does look to be slightly less between the clutch and accelerator compared to the Boss 302 in the picture (and any S197).
 

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From driving a frew friends 2015's (GT and Ecoboost), I don't recall noticing any difference in pedal placement compared to my 2012 or and other S197 I've driven...
 

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I hope they put them closer together. I drove a 911 today and the pedals were sooo nice! Probably about 1/2 the distance between the brake and accelerator as my 2015 GT.

I suppose I can modify them - it would be worth it as I plan to keep the car for a while.
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