Simple fix Cameron, follow the linkage from the pedal into the engine bay.
You will find a ~3/8" rod running horizontally. Attached to the end of the
rod is an arm which connects to the throttle linkage. Loosen the clamp bolt
holding the arm tight to the rod end. Rotate the pedal (and rod) to the
position you desire and retighten the clamp bolt. Check linkage travel to
make sure your carbs are still openning fully. There is a pedal stop bolt
on the floor which can also be adjusted to get additionoal travel if
necessary.
Dave Brackin
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-triumphs@autox.team.net
[mailto:owner-triumphs@autox.team.net]On Behalf Of Cameron Greig
Sent: Saturday, September 16, 2000 5:47 AM
To: triumphs
Subject: TR6 Pedal position
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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