The Go Fast Lab announces yet another new innovative product for the S2000...

A CNC machined aluminum racing pedal set that allows easier heel & toe shifting by reducing the space between the gas and brake pedals.

These aren't "clip-on" pedals but rather well engineered aluminum pieces attached with countersunk hardware. These are CNC machined from aircraft grade aluminum and contoured to match the OEM pedal curvature for a secure fit.

They're available in a bead-blasted finish (shown) or a polished CNC machine finish and they come as a complete set of four pedals, including the matching dead pedal to give a professional finished look.

For more information and to place your order, follow this link: http://gofastlab.com/s2ki/customer/product...4&cat=33&page=1

NOTE: These are meant for racing applications and as such it is the user that must determine if these are suitable for their intended purpose.

 

Can you get them to supply you with the gas pedal only option, even at a premium? Not that the set is expensive, but why add extra weight with parts you don't want, and I hate to waste parts.

 

If you're serious I can inquire about it,

 

Just thought of a question. Since these go over the stock pedal, how much does it raise the height? Just wondering if I do the gas alone will it make it too high in relation to the brake. Maybe I need to add the extra weight afterall.

 

I have to be honest with you, I haven't yet installed a set of these so I can't answer if it's a significant difference in height...but even if it's only 1/8" it might be enough to throw off the "feel" of the pedals for the downshift.

I'll shoot them an email and see if I can get answer...although I suspect you're right. Here's some good news though, the complete set weighs under a pound and I don't think you're at the point yet where 9 ounces matters

 

Thanks J.P.
They should come in red also to match the tow-hooks. All these extra ounces are adding up!

 

LOL the towhooks are very heavy but at least they're at opposite ends of the car and cancel out

 

But I noticed that my right-front and left-rear tires are wearing more.

 

 

I don't read other forums so would not have known about these if not for this forum, and they are for racing and competition, not bling.