David Breslau Widefoot Pedal
07-07-03 | 06:35 PM
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From: Oakland, CA
Stupid thing... here we go.
Just installed, I love it. Formerly known as the CWC widefoot pedal. Better than Sled Driver's. $65. Contact David Breslau at dbreslau@mit.edu to get your own. Will try to post pics.
Just installed, I love it. Formerly known as the CWC widefoot pedal. Better than Sled Driver's. $65. Contact David Breslau at dbreslau@mit.edu to get your own. Will try to post pics.
07-07-03 | 07:08 PM
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07-07-03 | 07:21 PM
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Well, my Sled Driver pedal looks much better than that. Don't see how it'll work much better either---IIRC, I have about the same gap between my stop and my go pedal.....
07-07-03 | 07:27 PM
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I have been using the "small" Widefoot pedal adapter for >3.5 years. It makes heel and toe very easy, is very nicely made, installs non-desrtuctively (no holes required), and has never given me any problems. It's a great product.
-Max
-Max
07-07-03 | 08:05 PM
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Yeah I agree... you are worried about how the pedal looks? Who cares, I think it looks ok and I'm sure it works great. Maybe you should run down to the local parts place and look for some trendy glowing washer nozzles... :p
Brian
Brian
07-07-03 | 09:40 PM
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It is an easy install NO holes to drill, won't decrease the legroom distance by 1/16 of an inch (I need all the space I can have), the finish is par to none, plus it is functional more than anything.
I must say that I have not seen the sled pedal, if anyone cares to post a picture.
Thanks
I must say that I have not seen the sled pedal, if anyone cares to post a picture.
Thanks
07-08-03 | 12:05 AM
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Eats, Sleeps, Dreams Rotary
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It may work great but it's still ugly... 
I like the sled driver ones better too. Too bad he's been shut down.
Sled Driver Pedals
I like the sled driver ones better too. Too bad he's been shut down.
Sled Driver Pedals
07-08-03 | 12:51 AM
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Originally posted by maxcooper
I have been using the "small" Widefoot pedal adapter for >3.5 years. It makes heel and toe very easy, is very nicely made, installs non-desrtuctively (no holes required), and has never given me any problems. It's a great product.
-Max
I have been using the "small" Widefoot pedal adapter for >3.5 years. It makes heel and toe very easy, is very nicely made, installs non-desrtuctively (no holes required), and has never given me any problems. It's a great product.
-Max
Last edited by artowar; 07-08-03 at 01:09 AM.
07-08-03 | 06:33 PM
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From: Ventura CA USA
I have SledDriver's pedals also BUT since I LEFT FOOT BRAKE my Auto the Heel/ Toe issue is moot to me - However the Wider Acclerator does feel much better under my Right Foot and his Brake pedal gives MUCH Better Grip under my left than the oem hard rubber cover. 
Last edited by maxpesce; 07-08-03 at 06:43 PM.
07-08-03 | 06:33 PM
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The key to this pedal is that it sits flushed with the stock pedal. That way, when you brake, you don't have to lift your heel as high to hit the throttle. Sled driver's was okay too, but this makes heel to toe really really easy. It's polished.. so it looks better than sled driver's. However, installed it looks weird with the stock pedal, but hey, function over form. You have to try it to believe it. It's awesome!
