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Old 12-19-2018, 06:26 AM   #6
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I did the Rennline gas pedal with the adjustable spacer plate option that goes underneath it and the side tabs last year. They provide a paper template to show you where to drill the holes. It wasn't hard at all. I got it done without any screw-ups. For me I often have a screw up before achieving success so I would say it was pretty easy. The brake and clutch pedals are metal so drilling them is probably a bit tougher, I only wanted to make my gas pedal more adjustable to try heel and toe.
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