C6 Replacement Pedals
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Drifting
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Pro
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Trackpedal here
http://www.precisionfabricationcompo...m/products.htm
Been talked about in this thread
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/auto...-toe-tips.html
Fred
http://www.precisionfabricationcompo...m/products.htm
Been talked about in this thread
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/auto...-toe-tips.html
Fred
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I road course track my car several time's and was looking for a wider go pedal for a little easier heal & toe downshifting. Tried out the Elite, but found the mounting really sloppy. Sold it to another forum member who modded it to his liking. Later picked up a nice piece from Ultimate that screw's to the the factory plastic job. The enclosed wood screw type fastener hardware was a joke. A trip to the hardware, some dremel grinding and drilling work later, thing's turned out pretty good. The factory pedal is pretty well hacked up for returning to OEM, so picked up a whole used assembly from a member for $70, just in case. Got about $300 buck's into this, and doubt I'd do it again. Not trying to be a wet blanket, but sharing the fact that some of these product's aren't exactly plug and play.
