DIY - Lifting Gas Pedal w/ Spacers for Heel-Toe, <$5

[baazooka]

Install was a real pain in the ass. Had to be upside down a few times. Noticable improvement though, feels normal already. I think any more offset and you would have problems with touching throttle while braking, nice design though, I may add a washer on the right side because the pedal feels angled to that side, but I could be smoking crack on that one. Still wish the throttle effort was not so light.

Bonus : I found the sound tube hole on the inside so it seems easier to cap from inside the car once I rip the last half out.

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[Therealmattlex]

Since I can't post the file here, here is the link to grabcad. I can also email the file if anyone would like just PM me your email.
https://grabcad.com/library/2015-mustang-gas-pedal-spacer-1

 

[shogun32]

Since I can't post the file here, here is the link to grabcad. I can also email the file if anyone would like just PM me your email.
https://grabcad.com/library/2015-mustang-gas-pedal-spacer-1

if I load a STL in a suitable cad program, does it dimension correctly? Or do I have to input grid distance and other settings?

 

[baazooka]

Opening with inventor, the part was scaled correctly, or at least I think. The cylindrical offsets should be right on 0.500" in height on each hole. You should be able to just throw it right into any 3d print software with an .STL file.

 

[Therealmattlex]

I've never used an stl file. I've always just used solidworks then send it to my guy that takes it from there and prints them. So I'm not sure on the scaling. I just saved my solidworks file as an .STL and it converted it.

 

[ARAMP1]

I just printed it. Thanks!

I've got some new pedals coming. When I put them on, I'll add this at the same time.

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