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EPIQTodd · 05-10-2006, 12:43 PM

It's not just you - I also struggle a bit with it, and I think the pedals in a Boxster are spaced more for street than track.

I purchased these - http://www.epiqautosport.com/mode/products/prid/237/1123 - to go on my Rennline pedals, as you can't really adjust the pedals much, and I don't want to since it might affect the response if there is too much angle going into the weight you apply.

05-10-2006, 12:43 PM	#2
EPIQTodd Registered User Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: CA Posts: 259	It's not just you - I also struggle a bit with it, and I think the pedals in a Boxster are spaced more for street than track. I purchased these - http://www.epiqautosport.com/mode/products/prid/237/1123 - to go on my Rennline pedals, as you can't really adjust the pedals much, and I don't want to since it might affect the response if there is too much angle going into the weight you apply. __________________ Todd 2005 Boxster S - Atlas Grey/Black, PASM, Sport Chrono, Bose 2006 Infiniti M35 Sport 2007 Cadillac Escalade (tow vehicle with bling) '00 Boxster - 2.7l w/FVD ECU tuning, Moton double adjustable suspension, custom stainless headers, lightweight flywheel, dual Magnaflow mufflers, 18" CCR wheels, 911 front brakes in front, Boxster front brakes in rear, full welded cage. http://www.epiqautosport.com/images/epiqtoddavatar2.jpg