The last thread was moved before there was any real closure on fixing the issue -- the issue is the distance from the clutch pedal, while depressed, to the seat back -- moving the pedal set does not appear to address this ...
"I can't imagine how that would solve the issue. No matter where the pedals are positioned, I think the clutch still goes all the way to the floor. The issue is the distance from my butt, in the seat, to where the clutch rests when depressed. I end up extending my toe to push the clutch (futher than it really needs to go to release) ... with a shorter stop, it's like 'bang' -- quicker shift ... and ... the gas pedal can also be further away as a bonus"
"I can't imagine how that would solve the issue. No matter where the pedals are positioned, I think the clutch still goes all the way to the floor. The issue is the distance from my butt, in the seat, to where the clutch rests when depressed. I end up extending my toe to push the clutch (futher than it really needs to go to release) ... with a shorter stop, it's like 'bang' -- quicker shift ... and ... the gas pedal can also be further away as a bonus"
