clutch pedal travel

nazgulMember

to me, it seems that depressing the clutch pedal has always been a pia, but recently (for whatever reason) even more so. once a comfortable gas/brake pedal to seat distance has been set, full depression of the clutch pedal requires a full leg extension and a bit of hip added in, which make it real uncomfortable for any substantial period of time.

has anyone added a "block" or "extention" to the clutch pedal?? any drawbacks?? materials used??

most important, is there a safety issue with pedal height between brake and clutch not being even??

thanks in advance

nazgul

7/5/087:33 PM

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