Hi all.
I am working on my Christmas list and need some info. Does any one have experience with products from Rennline? I am particularly interested in their aluminum pedals with the heel and toe extensions, and the jack pads. Before I add these items to my list I'd like to have some feed back. Thank you in advance for sharing your opinions on this.

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Jack pads are on sale right now from Boothe Design. See: Boothe Designs, Porsche parts and accessories, No-Turn Technology or our home page for details. They are very nice jack pads too. I think I also saw that Ultimate Pedals is having a holiday sale and I know they have a set with heel/toe extensions (either at top or bottom of pedal your choice) I know cause I have them and like them.

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I have Rennline pedals with the heel and toe extensions and really like them. They make it much easier.

Check this out.

Rennline pedals installed

Gamecock, thanks for your response.

I looked at the thread that you started. The pedals look very nice on the car. Do you use the heel and toe technique or do you roll the ball of the foot over from the brake pedal to the gas pedal?
I have been looking at the pedals with the red extensions on them. Do you have any opinions on it?

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I roll my foot. I have my foot positioned on the right edge of the brake an roll the left side of the foot on to the gas. I got the aluminum colored extensions but came very close to getting the red ones. I think either would look good. I also got the adjustable throttle plate (this may not be the right name) so that I could adjust the height of the Rennline gas pedal to get it just the way I like.

Have you done a search for "pedals"? There are several threads out there on the various pedal options. Good luck.

The only item on the Xmas list I've given my family is the Sport Shifter, P/N 997.424.983.00