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I have not tested it, but with the extended part of the gas pedal I would say it helps, plus you can also pick where you mount the gas pedal.
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I have not tested it, but with the extended part of the gas pedal I would say it helps, plus you can also pick where you mount the gas pedal. So if you want to push it left just a 1/8 of an inch you can do that to create a better connection between gas/brake.
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