I've got the SRP's in my car and absolutely love them. I think I sold 3 sets of them at the last car show by letting people with S197 cars try them out. I went with the medium width gas pedal.
Which texture style did you go with? Lots to choose from ..
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Great info in here, I find the pedals in these cars difficult to heel-toe with. Granted I'm not a pro like some of you guys but found it much easier in previous cars.
That is how i do it. I cant even try to do it the "real" way.Does anyone else heel toe with their heel on the brake and toe on the throttle?
I literally can't even turn my foot enough to the inside to get my toe on the brake and heel on the throttle. I think I'm just too tall for it.
That is how i do it. I cant even try to do it the "real" way.
Lito,
Those are the pedals I had in the pic above.
They worked real well but cost a fortune! I paid $150 for the set!! Wont do that again.
I live near Steeda, here in Florida, Going to pick up this pedal today.
http://www.steeda.com/steeda-mustang-heel-toe-gas-pedal-555-1163/
I'll report back. I have a track day this Saturday at Homestead
Those SRP's look real nice!! I had not seen them before... Little more than I want to spend at the moment.
Does anyone else heel toe with their heel on the brake and toe on the throttle?
I literally can't even turn my foot enough to the inside to get my toe on the brake and heel on the throttle. I think I'm just too tall for it.
That is how i do it. I cant even try to do it the "real" way.
Can't/don't need to rotate too much in the stang with the stock pedals but yes is more a pinky-toe than a heel-toe and that is ok, You use your toe on the brake pedal and control pressure and pivot, is like a little art that just needs lots of practice, all my cars are manual (mustang, fiesta and ranger) and I do it daily so is absolutely natural for me, even on a Suzuki super carry 1000cc mini van I eventually use that has the pedals really distanced and there you need to practically twist your foot horizontally but is still so fun. The trick and focus is to keep your braking pressure correct and stable if you can't achieve that you are wasting more than gaining, once you get that, next thing is how much throttle you use on each situation and its timing with the clutch/shift, so it is practice, practice, practice.
Years ago I always thought about the "real" way but today I don't care on formalities, there is no space and no need to do it otherwise, I don't feel like cheating anymore. Talking about cheating, I have a friend shop owner I tune his Focus SVT for local road racing as he was quite new in this and when I finally got to see the car found a biycicle handle on the shifter, at that time I wonder what was it for but to not sound stupid, didn't ask, later, apart I asked him what the hell was that for? "for throttle blipping on downshifting, that heel and toeing is too complicated", lol.