Rennline pedals
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My 997TT has PCCB. As a result of this thread, I recently installed the Rennline throttle lifter plate, throttle extensions for heel and toe, and gas pedal. This modification is a must with PCCB due to the high brake pedal placement relative to the gas pedal. Amazing results! 
As far as I'm concerned, replacing the other pedals is optional but the gas pedal is a must. This makes the short shifter even more fun. 
As far as I'm concerned, replacing the other pedals is optional but the gas pedal is a must. This makes the short shifter even more fun. AFTER I had fitted the pedals (which you have to be somewhat of a contortionist to do by the way) someone told me that the whole pedals themselves can be disconnected and then you fit the pedals outside of the car. I don't know how exactly to do this so I don't think I would have tried.
Perhaps one of the board sponsors can outline this procedure?!
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Well, that didn't work.
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Just a little addendum to my experience with Rennline. I bought the driver's side floorboard and installed it with the rest of the pedals. Much to my disappointment, it sat too high off the floor and would contact the back of the throttle pedal when depressed. Not good.
I sent out an email to Rennline. I figured they would not respond, take forever to respond, and/or tell me 'oh well, too bad'. Got a prompt response from Tom R. at Rennline who promptly sent out another floorboard with some modifications to it and a return label for the original piece.
Got that, installed it....still didn't work.....He sent out a THIRD one with a small section cut out of the board to eliminate the contact along with a return label. VOILA! Put it on today and it finally works. Looks great (IMO).
Rennline has some of the BEST customer service out there, bar none!
I sent out an email to Rennline. I figured they would not respond, take forever to respond, and/or tell me 'oh well, too bad'. Got a prompt response from Tom R. at Rennline who promptly sent out another floorboard with some modifications to it and a return label for the original piece.
Got that, installed it....still didn't work.....He sent out a THIRD one with a small section cut out of the board to eliminate the contact along with a return label. VOILA! Put it on today and it finally works. Looks great (IMO).
Rennline has some of the BEST customer service out there, bar none!
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After reviewing Alex's post I just installed a set of Porsche OEM "Sport Pedal Set", as I don't track but was looking for an interor mod upgrade.
Took me 2.5hrs only because I am **** and measured each hole to drill (prior) at least 20x (no joke) so I wouldn't have alignment issues. It was a pain and my knees were killing me by the time I was done but thanks to Alex, it came out AWESOME!
Thanks again and I've give you rep points!
Took me 2.5hrs only because I am **** and measured each hole to drill (prior) at least 20x (no joke) so I wouldn't have alignment issues. It was a pain and my knees were killing me by the time I was done but thanks to Alex, it came out AWESOME!
Thanks again and I've give you rep points!
