Pedals replica

[Entropia]

I would like to make a replica of the Caterham 170 (S3 chassis) pedals in PVC, just to test how difficult it is to use my feet in such a narrow space. My idea is to try different driving shoes and see what happens. I have found some different measurements but I would like to be sure. I have also tried downloading 3D models but again I'm not sure if they are precise. I don't know if this photo belongs to a modern Caterham. I am interested in the 170 model. Could anyone please tell me the data corresponding to the numbers in the photo?

PD: I have already tried fitting my big butt in a chair narrowing the sides with blocks until the free space is 40 cm (which is the space between the side wall and the central tunnel in the S3 chassis) and I had no problem. Tight, but acceptable.

Sorry for my English.

[Blue 7]

Well, I ve just stuck my head down the footwell of my 2017 S3 420R & these are the measurements for my car. I think the chassis on the 170 is the same size as any other S3 chassis Caterham. It s just the wings & suspension that are different.

1 - 37mm

2 - 32mm

3 - 22mm

4 - 50mm

5 - 48mm

6 - 40mm

7 - 35mm

8 - 264mm

My measurement for the brake pedal (& therefore measurements 5 & 6) takes account of the fact that I ve removed the pedal rubber on my car. The pedal is obviously a little wider with the rubber attached.

I also have an extension on my throttle pedal, but I ve ignored that in the measurements & simply measured the width of the pedal itself.

I suspect there is a fair amount of variation between different Sevens in terms of the pedal positioning & there s a lot of adjustment possible, so I m sure you could tailor the pedal box to meet your requirements.

I think the ability to set the car up as you like it is one of the joys of Seven ownership. Good luck in your search!

Edited by Blue 7 on Monday 23 February 14:09

Edited by Blue 7 on Monday 23 February 14:28

[Entropia]

That was incredibly kind of you. Thank you very much.