Pedal Box

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I along with im sure alot of yall hate the location of the factory brake pedal which makes it very hard to heel toe I just watched the video and was wondering if this was a off the shelf pedal box and if anyone knows where i can buy it or any tips on installing such pedals DIY
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ocsx4yoI75c

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Nothing to see at 1:57. It looks like stock parts, I doubt they are using an aftermarket pedal set. Just add a pedal spacer on the OEM gas pedal.
 


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Nothing to see at 1:57. It looks like stock parts, I doubt they are using an aftermarket pedal set. Just add a pedal spacer on the OEM gas pedal.
Im talking about the brake and clutch pedal
I can see that the gas pedal is stock
 


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Whats wrong with the OEM brake and clutch pedal?
 


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Whats wrong with the OEM brake and clutch pedal?
ive always found the oem brake pedal too close to the gas pedal where as these seem to be not only more spaced out but evenly spaced out, with the 1k+ hours I have simracing im wanting pedals I can be more conistant in, in my FiST
 


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also my feet are way to big to comfortably and safley left foot brake
 


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It's hard to tell from that tiny video insert screen, but I doubt that car is using an aftermarket, racing type brake/clutch pedal box (I am not even sure they are allowed in the Limited FWD class in which that FiST competes, even though the Wilwood gravel spec/size fixed caliper brakes it uses are).
 


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It's hard to tell from that tiny video insert screen, but I doubt that car is using an aftermarket, racing type brake/clutch pedal box (I am not even sure they are allowed in the Limited FWD class in which that FiST competes, even though the Wilwood gravel spec/size fixed caliper brakes it uses are).
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definitely an aftermarket box
 


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Yes, I could not blow up the screen to that size, that is definitely a bottom pivot, aftermarket, pedal box.

I guess that they are allowed in that class after all, along with the better fixed caliper brakes, being considered a 'safety item'. [thumb]

You could try calling/emailing/texting Thompson Racing Fabrication (the ones who prepped that car) and asking them about what was involved with installing that pedal box, and if it is possible to do on a not fully gutted FiST.
 


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Yes, I could not blow up the screen to that size, that is definitely a bottom pivot, aftermarket, pedal box.

I guess that they are allowed in that class after all, along with the better fixed caliper brakes, being considered a 'safety item'. [thumb]

You could try calling/emailing/texting Thompson Racing Fabrication (the ones who prepped that car) and asking them about what was involved with installing that pedal box, and if it is possible to do on a not fully gutted FiST.
i will try doing that
 




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