Pedal extensions - short drivers..!
Pedal extensions - short drivers..!
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julesy

Original Poster:

65 posts

276 months

Thursday 4th May 2006
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My wife wants to have a crack at the Cerb, but she can't depress the clutch pedal fully even with the seat right forward. Does anyone know how this can be solved (apart from platform shoes etc etc) by extending or moving the pedals ?

Thanks
Julesy

GCerbera

5,161 posts

280 months

Thursday 4th May 2006
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Leven do pedal extensions, so worth trying them.

Edited to add link www.leventechnology.co.uk/tvr_trim.htm

>> Edited by GCerbera on Thursday 4th May 15:01

tvrinbfg

1,460 posts

313 months

Thursday 4th May 2006
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We've put Leven pedals on a Cerbera for a 4'8" driver, so give Simon a call.

trooperiziz

9,457 posts

281 months

Thursday 4th May 2006
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tvrinbfg said:
We've put Leven pedals on a Cerbera for a 4'8" driver


was it Minnie Driver?

SGirl

7,924 posts

290 months

Thursday 4th May 2006
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GCerbera said:
Leven do pedal extensions, so worth trying them.




We've got these in our car because I'm only little. They work really well.

GCerbera

5,161 posts

280 months

Thursday 4th May 2006
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SGirl said:
GCerbera said:
Leven do pedal extensions, so worth trying them.




We've got these in our car because I'm only little. They work really well.

Hi Sgirl, long time no speak, I hope all the Sclan are well?

budaholic

1,516 posts

264 months

Thursday 4th May 2006
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SGirl said:
GCerbera said:
Leven do pedal extensions, so worth trying them.




We've got these in our car because I'm only little. They work really well.


Must resist the temptation to take a cheap shot at Mad Mark!!

Bud





>> Edited by budaholic on Thursday 4th May 17:49

haze

1,531 posts

259 months

Thursday 4th May 2006
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Can they fit these pedals on a Noble? Im all of 5ft 2'', & really struggled when I tried to drive my Dads.

flashheart

581 posts

271 months

Thursday 4th May 2006
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Jules are you mad? Stop and think about things for a minute. If you do this you will never see your car again - you will always be in the passenger seat and she will end up taking it out on her own. Just a few softly spoken words, sorry darling I tried on Pistonheads but they all said there was no way of adjusting the pedals. Sorry sweetie.

DON'T DO IT

Ballsy

317 posts

246 months

Thursday 4th May 2006
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can someone with th extension pedals post a pic of the differances betweens then, dont see the point of paying £130 ish for then when i can extend the ones ive got for free

jensena

5,671 posts

259 months

Thursday 4th May 2006
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I've got a standard Cerb with Standard pedals, and mine are adjustable, just slaken off the lock nut, and unscrew the actual pedal.
I still think the best bet is just to tell her its impossible to adjust them !!

shortarse

34 posts

280 months

Thursday 4th May 2006
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At last a thread which I feel well placed to add a perspective to - get the extensions there great and stop you having to sit so far forward that you can pull the sunvisor down behind your head (which just looks silly IMO)

The huge advantage of being vertically challenged is that you can actually fit people in the back without having to chop their legs off - you can normally get away with just folding them in half.

jon h

863 posts

313 months

Thursday 4th May 2006
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I have the extra length extendable pedals, including adjustable throttle. As standard the throttle does not adjust. The extra length made a big difference to me, (ooo er missus) As I can now get a much more comfortable driving position. The throttle can also be opened fully without me having to slide down in my seat! Well worth it.

Jon H

carl_w

10,740 posts

287 months

Thursday 4th May 2006
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Give Dave at www.automedon.co.uk a ring. He knows all about Cerbera pedals.

SGirl

7,924 posts

290 months

Thursday 4th May 2006
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GCerbera said:

Hi Sgirl, long time no speak, I hope all the Sclan are well?


Hello Graham! Nice to hear from you. Yes, we're very well thanks - hope you and the family are too.

JAK

121 posts

297 months

Friday 5th May 2006
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When I bought my Cerbera I adjusted the pedals the other way. Asked the missus to sit in and try to depress the clutch - Hey Presto what a damned shame! She couldn't manage it!

2 years later I sold the car - without any lady miles ever being done.

Podie

46,649 posts

304 months

Friday 5th May 2006
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SGirl said:
GCerbera said:

Hi Sgirl, long time no speak, I hope all the Sclan are well?


Hello Graham! Nice to hear from you. Yes, we're very well thanks - hope you and the family are too.


How old is SBaby now..?

SGirl

7,924 posts

290 months

Friday 5th May 2006
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Podie said:

How old is SBaby now..?


Hiya Podie!

He's 3. And very keen on his fast cars.

Podie

46,649 posts

304 months

Friday 5th May 2006
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SGirl said:
Podie said:

How old is SBaby now..?


Hiya Podie!

He's 3. And very keen on his fast cars.


Blimey! Where's that time gone?!?!

SGirl

7,924 posts

290 months

Friday 5th May 2006
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Podie said:

Blimey! Where's that time gone?!?!


I was just thinking that exact same thing.