Someone please make this pedal
 

Please

http://i46.tinypic.com/50moeg.jpg

WANT

It's available, look at vendors..

http://www.nigel-jdmparts.com/japan-...86-scion-frs-1

It's 184$

..... its completely different?? :bonk:


http://m1.miiduu.com/store1/3846/ima...05-250x250.jpg

Don't see it anywhere, care to share???...

Hmmm the picture has it on an FRS so I wondering if well be able to order here on the states eventually which would definitely be cheaper than importing it

I don't think anyone has replicated this pedal yet. It was pre-production and then they took it out to prevent 'unintended acceleration' complaints or something... :iono:

There's a vendor in the CC section that is selling a wide pedal for heel toe.
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=15798
Looks interesting just waiting for someone else to try it first and give feedback

Just by looking at that picture, it's most likely a prototype. I can already spot a few other differences between that picture and the production car

With the stock pedals (at least on the BRZ, i'd imagine the FR-S are the same), heel-toe is already a breeze. Not sure there's really a need for that, at least IMO.

No way Jose! I'm not a contortionist...no way I can easily heel and toe this thing, there is just too much room between the brake & gas pedals. Either that, or I just have narrow feet

Bump

One day my wish will come true.

I ordered the SRP racing pedals last week. Will post a pic when i get them.

http://www.srpracing.com/prod_images...ezza08-BU8.jpg

If anyone wants pics, I have a set (anodized black, countersunk machined holes). Not currently mounted though.

Agreed, it's all abt proper foot placement--the pedals are well-spaced, IMO.

Has anyone ever tried to heel/toe a 1st gen Viper? Now that's a spread! lol

someone has made one in Japan:

http://www.plotonline.com/brand/neop...e/p04a-01L.gif
http://www.plotonline.com/brand/neop...e/p04a-03L.jpg

http://www.plotonline.com/brand/neoplot/lineup04.html#a

not cheap tho (18,000 yen).

They are well spaced depending on your heel/toe technique. Factory pedals work great if you use your heel for the blip. Rather than using my heel I like roll my foot and use the right edge of my foot to blip the throttle. For that technique the pedals are too far apart.

Pedals showed up yesterday and I have to say I really like them. Very good quality. The satin finish goes really well with the silver trim in the brz. Pedals also have quite a bit more grip than stock.

http://i307.photobucket.com/albums/n...IMG_6497-1.jpg

http://i307.photobucket.com/albums/n...0/IMG_6495.jpg

http://i307.photobucket.com/albums/n...0/IMG_6499.jpg

Anyone who where to buy the NeoPlot piece in US?

I like the Neoplot one, at least I don't have to go through all troubles to replace all 4 to get them all matched for the SRP racing set and it is more OEM look. Sent an email to Japanparts.com and see if they can help to order this. Seems expensive, but it appears the whole piece is CNC machined for retro fit.

The accelerator only pedal setup from SRP looks great with the other OEM pedals and is way more functional for throttle bliping than the stock setup (which is not that great, the stock setup on my '98 Tacoma is infinitely better than the stock FR-S layout...)

http://vracer111.smugmug.com/photos/...-tS4rzHL-M.jpg

http://www.srpracing.com/pd-brz-fr-s...pedal-only.cfm

After couple emails to Japanparts.com, it is now on their site for $207.

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http://www.japanparts.com/db/partsli...OLKEY=494-001-

for sale?

Not at all.

Together with shipping, this Neoplot pedal is like $250 from Japanparts.com. I ordered one and will see in a few weeks.

I've got the SRP and it's quite nice.

looks like Cusco is coming out with something similar as well.

http://www.cusco.co.jp/products/etc-parts/86brz_1.html

http://www.cusco.co.jp/products/images/P1050343_3.jpg

http://www.cusco.co.jp/products/images/P1050546_3.jpg

I guess I'd go with this since I don't think anyone is going to make the one in the OP

Any link to buy this in the US?

Nothing beats OEM for the BRZ

I'm using this one:

http://www.sti.jp/parts/catalogue/br...G117AJ010.html

Auto:

http://www.sti.jp/parts/catalogue/br...5022ST150.html

Duracon:

http://www.sti.jp/parts/catalogue/br...5022ST270.html

That's a shift knob. Do they have a pedal?

Posts to U.S.

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/CUSCO-SPO...item41706d9120

also found a new option:

Beatrush pedal set:

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/281058188...84.m1438.l2649

http://www.japextrading.com/products/laile/JP002079.jpg
http://www.japextrading.com/products/laile/JP002080.jpg

I have fitted this and it's quite good but the finish is quite shinny and doesn't really match the rest of the stock pedals.

Thanks for the link, I'm gonna get one. Maybe I'll paint it with rustoleum or something since I don't care for the shine. But I'll probably be too lazy to care

Sooo... Any distributors in the US have these? Really don't wanna pay for the long & expensive shipping from Japan.

Rallysport Direct now has the cusco cover. I'm torn on which to buy

Comparison:
Cusco ($58.20 Shipped to NH with discount)
Pro: No Drilling
Con: Shiney (can be sanded for a duller/brushed finish)
Con: More expensive

SRP Racing ($42.80 Shipped to NH with discount)
Pro: Larger extended area
Pro: Matte finish
Con: Drilling Required

What do you guys think?

You're probably trying to twist your foot into a horizontal position and making it hard on yourself. Try moving your foot up the brake pedal more and instead of pushing it down with the tip of your foot, push it down with the ball of your foot. You will be able to press down the accelerator pedal with your heel without twisting your ankle much, less than 45 degress I would say.

JDM Laile Beatrush Foot Pedal set for easier Heel-Toe installed

i'd perfer to pay a little more to not drill anything.....