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Old 01-11-2024, 11:58 PM
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Originally Posted by talljames View Post
Heh workingonit, just wanted to say that is a really good suggestion. The only problem with left foot on the brake for me is that it pushes my left knee hard up against the steering wheel. With my right leg I seem to have room at the right side. I even have the steering wheel all the way up and seat down. But, I will definately give it a try. thanks
man, you must be a professional clown.
I wear my workboots and drive these cars just fine.
I think you're just an oversized human, and that's just fine, but adapting is the world you live in (doorways must be a problem for hitting your head)

the best solution here would be to remove the brake pedal assembly. install onto a bench workvise. using an oxy-acetylene torch, hammers, big pipe wrench, heat up the steel to red, and make a dog-leg in the lower third of the arm. shifting the pedal pad left maybe an inch. you will lose some height, but i think that's workable.
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