In a message dated 08/13/2007 10:12:04 AM Central Daylight Time,
henry@henryfrye.com writes:
> I am in complete agreement with Bob. I have never had problems finding
> the accelerator.
>
> The plate that acts as my scattershield encroaches a wee bit on my pedal
> area. No problems, as I needed to bend the accel pedal arm a bit towards
> the brake pedal for better heel and toe. But the pedal area is so small
> all I do when transitioning from the brake to gas is move my foot to the
> right and mash it. The scattershield plate limits my foot from moving
> too far right. I like being able to slide my shoe on the pedal, if you
> didn't hit it to your liking you can adjust without relieving any
> pressure.
>
Amici...
As previously stated, I use a narrow anti-skid strip on both my brake and
accelerator pedals. I like that, but in fact it may be just what I'm used to.
A side note...long term there's a price to pay. There's a small area on the
sole of my right driver shoe wearing faster than the balance. Soon to be a
hole. Got to be from the abrasive strips.
But these are VERY old driver's shoes that should have been replaced long ago
(I've a brand new pair on the shelf). BUT...you know how guys get attached
to stuff. Old driver's shoes, a smelly helmet, undershorts, etc.
Bill (Damdinger)
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