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Pedal (spacer) advice?

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Hey guys,

Wondering what my options are for pedals. I want throttle higher and slightly closer for heel toe breaking... I know spacers are common, but which ones do you like and why?

I'm also considering replacing throttle (it's a bit slippy in wet conditions) or adding some grip tape. Might even go for a full set of aftermarket (i.e. sparcos or ST logo/rubberized). Any recommendations here?

TYIA!

FWIW I'm 6ft, LONG ass legs, size 11 shoe.
 


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6'1" size 13 and no spacer needed for me. I just saw someone posted a used spacer though on one of the Fiesta Forums or FB forum pages.

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Super inexpensive solution to evaluate how thick you want it. 3/8" thrift store cutting board for a buck or three.

No thread extensions needed. Cut with jigsaw or hacksaw and drill two holes. DONE!

And you saved a ton of money...doesn't even need to be exact. Who f'n cares what it looks like...lol it works and it's solid.


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https://garageline.com/2013-fiesta-st/240-garageline-2013-fiesta-st-accellerator-pedal-mount.html

This is what I have, and as far as I know it's one of few (or the only one) that both raises the pedal and also laterally. Very satisfied with it.

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This is the one I have too and I love it. Makes a huge difference in pedal placement. Now I just roll my foot from the brake to blip the throttle and it's so easy.
It's not really heel-toe as much as it is left half-right half of my foot.

I wasn't really able to heel-toe at all with the stock pedal placement.
 


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This is the one I have too and I love it. Makes a huge difference in pedal placement. Now I just roll my foot from the brake to blip the throttle and it's so easy.
It's not really heel-toe as much as it is left half-right half of my foot.

I wasn't really able to heel-toe at all with the stock pedal placement.
Right? More like pinky to big toe breaking 😅
 


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Anyone have a tutorial for changing out the pedals? My feet have slipped off the standard pedals while wet. I was hoping it was just a few screws to swap the pedals. I’ve seen some nice sparco ones for ~$40 on Amazon
 


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Anyone have a tutorial for changing out the pedals? My feet have slipped off the standard pedals while wet. I was hoping it was just a few screws to swap the pedals. I’ve seen some nice sparco ones for ~$40 on Amazon
If you look at the Amazon review photos, it looks like someone unbolted the stock pedal and drilled/bolted this one in. I haven't looked at the stock pedal so can't say for sure. It's Woods so maybe you can PM him.

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Yeah that’s me. I was originally going to change all three faces but the throttle pedal was all I needed. I removed the OEM metal cap (it’s easiest if you remove the pedal from the car), put the pedal back in the car, put the new pedal face where I wanted it and marked two holes for the mounting bolts. It’s easier to do than you might think. I couldn’t use the spacers most guys buy. They’re extremely awkward on a track and actually caused my calf to cramp after long days. A wider throttle pedal face was the easiest solution. I still love it.

You can see the bolts in this pic. It’s been fine..
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Yeah that’s me. I was originally going to change all three faces but the throttle pedal was all I needed. I removed the OEM metal cap (it’s easiest if you remove the pedal from the car), put the pedal back in the car, put the new pedal face where I wanted it and marked two holes for the mounting bolts. It’s easier to do than you might think. I couldn’t use the spacers most guys buy. They’re extremely awkward on a track and actually caused my calf to cramp after long days. A wider throttle pedal face was the easiest solution. I still love it.

You can see the bolts in this pic. It’s been fine..
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So is there drilling involved? For $47 I def wanna pull the trigger bc they look awesome. Was hoping it was just unscrew and rescrew as ignorant as that sounds.
 


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You have to drill two small holes through the plastic OEM pedal.
 


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