Carpokes

Got a set of Numeric aluminum pedals for the GT4. They are extremely well-made - the machining (or however they're manufactured) is perfect. Amazing actually.

They're quite heavy, so extra weight. I'll have another excuse for slower track times...

FWIW, the quality of Ed’s products are second to none and tend to be less costly than EO.

blueline wrote: Wed Nov 22, 2023 4:09 pm Got a set of Numeric aluminum pedals for the GT4. They are extremely well-made - the machining (or however they're manufactured) is perfect. Amazing actually.

They're quite heavy, so extra weight. I'll have another excuse for slower track times...


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They look amazing.

The Zunsport's seemed to be easier to install. And they seem to be preferred buy local club members I ran into. And my indie was putting a set onto a 911 and the mechanic said it was easy.

blueline wrote: Wed Nov 22, 2023 4:09 pm Got a set of Numeric aluminum pedals for the GT4. They are extremely well-made - the machining (or however they're manufactured) is perfect. Amazing actually.

They're quite heavy, so extra weight. I'll have another excuse for slower track times...


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which one is the clutch pedal?

Stormy_Monday wrote: Wed Nov 22, 2023 6:26 pm

blueline wrote: Wed Nov 22, 2023 4:09 pm Got a set of Numeric aluminum pedals for the GT4. They are extremely well-made - the machining (or however they're manufactured) is perfect. Amazing actually.

They're quite heavy, so extra weight. I'll have another excuse for slower track times...


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which one is the clutch pedal?

The center one - I have no brakes.


I don't need no stinkin' brakes!

71eh wrote: Tue Nov 21, 2023 5:47 pm I am going to try to find a solution... I have lots of time before my car gets here so why not lol. I will reply back if I find a eloquent solution.

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Here are the solutions I came up with. Which one do you think is best? I kinda like number 1, because I can put a nice little vinyl porsche decal on it.

1: I am intrigued with this option. I can even put a Porsche decal or mini key fob porsche crest on it ha
2: Buy some fake stick on Alcantara and wrap the seat belt buckle. Or you can cut out a shaped piece to stick on the hard plastic, so when the seatbelt hits it, its quiet.

https://www.amazon.ca/Y-LOTUS-Microfibe ... B098Q1LP48

3: Buy a generic cover for the seat belt buckle. Really like this idea, if it works. 1 person so far said they have yet to hear any knocking with a similar one.

The weather has cooperated and the reasonably warm spell continued through yesterday so I have been racking up the miles. To J-Dub, blueline, and others I have failed you all, I never made it to the full break in miles of 2000, it has been hammer time for the last 100 or so, yet you will note I am getting close to the magic number so I should be ready for the 2024 track season.

So this week I purchased plenty of gas, my Zunsport Grills came in, and I switched my Apex Wheel order over to 19s since I will be doing a lot more track time than autocrossing. Still deciding on tires , but likely will slap on a set of Bridgerock RE71RSs.

Finally put the Winter Wheel and Tire Package on:
The 18” Porsche package came with Pirelli WINTER SOTTOZERO™ Series II.

Where can I get a fuel bib? Themarrk.com was where I was told to go, but they are now out of business