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Drilled Pedals

Postby Gazza » Fri 30.06.2006, 19:01

Has anyone fitted drilled pedals?

If so what make and part numbers?

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Drilled Pedal.

Postby johnbenk » Fri 30.06.2006, 20:05

Hi

Have tried fitting "Bolt on type" from E-bay. They wont fit due to the pedal arm.

Was thinking of taking out the brake pedal or buying a spare as I am having problems with a Long Pedal Travel on Braking.

My daily used car has a drilled alloy pedal . I am now finding that when
driving the Elan the small pedal and the Braking Effort if I am in a lot of Heavy Traffic is causing the ball of my foot to Ache after short driving.

I now drive the Elan with "walking type boots" with a thicker sole.

Pedal Box and angle.

Looking at picture of the set up and the driving position I am wondering
if a different angle would help with the Braking effort, if I could get one fabricated so that the "Pedal " was higher. You could make a Drilled Alloy
Pedal on the end of the pedal shaft.

Anyone got any thoughts on this?
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Postby lotus15 » Fri 21.07.2006, 17:47

I ordered pedals from Ultimate Pedals. https://www.ultimatepedals.com/
They were expensive ($148.87) and a pain to put on. But they look good.
They will make a set for the m100.
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