Good pedal kit?

[benanderson89]

I used to be able to heal-toe in my old Kia Pro_Cee'd GT, hell I could kinda heel-toe in the Juke I had as a company car for a year. Not being able to in the Mustang has officially driven me mad.

Rev matching then slamming the breaks isn't a very graceful method of coming to a stop at a set of lights - scares the crap out of Audi drivers too close behind me, though. :lol:

Any recommendations?

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[Centurion07]

I've got Steeda with about an inch-worth's of spacers under the throttle pedal and even then could really use some more.

I found it wasn't so much the space between brake and throttle as much as it was the depth of the throttle in relation to the brake that was the issue.

 

[Jimboy2]

Looking forward to the suggestions. I can not heel toe in this car and I'm also getting frustrated with it too

 

[benanderson89]

I've got Steeda with about an inch-worth's of spacers under the throttle pedal and even then could really use some more.

I found it wasn't so much the space between brake and throttle as much as it was the depth of the throttle in relation to the brake that was the issue.

Yeah this is what I noticed. Its depth not width apart from brake. Hopefully something can be available soon.

 

[Centurion07]

Like I said, just get the Steeda ones and stick some spacers underneath.

 

[benanderson89]

Like I said, just get the Steeda ones and stick some spacers underneath.

Just feels a bit hacky, but beggars can't be choosers I suppose

 

[Steeda UK]

Thanks for the recommendations. Our pedal kits are in stock. You can order the Steeda Pedal Sets

No need to spacer, as everyone is a different size and drives differently. I would advise just fitting normally first then if you want to customise to taste, as Centurion did, you can.

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