Cameron,
I'm about 6'2" and don't get a sore foot from the accelerator
pedal. Do you mean you have to bend your foot back to a more
acute angle than 90 degrees (between shin and top of foot)?
If so, I can't really see that happening with the pedal setup
on my TR6, as the brake pedal sticks up further than the
accelerator pedal, and I've got plenty of room for my legs in
there. Are you sure your seat is as far back as it can go?
Sometimes the carpet can get jammed in the seat tracks and prevent
the seat sliding all the way back - the back of my seat just
about touches the parcel shelf...
Frank Biedermann
69 TR6 PI
Adelaide
AUSTRALIA
> Hi All
>
> I suffer from severe foot ache if I drive my 6 for more that
> around an hour.
> My right foot becomes painful across the bridge because the
> angle of the
> accelerator pedal pushes my foot back in relation to my leg.Last month
> when I took the 6 down to the TR Registers International
> meeting I made a
> small block
> that raised my heal about 1.5in,this helped a great deal but
> is not that
> practical.This also resulted in my knee resting on the door
> handle(RHD),which didn't help
> .
> I am 6'' 1' and have the seat fully back.Any suggestion,I
> can't be the only
> one with this problem ?
>
> Cameron
> TR6
> PS Yes Dave I'm still alive!!
>
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