<p>I have posted this on A4.org but no help and I wonder if you might render your opinion:<p>A4 pedals are very high up. For my Auto even, they require you to retract your foot excessively to depress pedals. Behind the foot<br>brake for eg. there is 6" of clearance. To drive comfortably, I have to push chair back. 1" back IS 1" less rear room. A4 is already<br>SUCH A SQUEEZE.<p>I removed lower panels and adjusted brake pedals 1&1/2" lower VERY GOOD. My foot is very comfortable and the seats need not<br>be that far back. (FORGET ABOUT THE INTENDED ACCELERATION PROBLEM!) <p>WAIT, how do I now adjust the Accelerator Pedal lower cos they are now in line with the BRAKE pedal.????

They are set pretty far back/up. Is it really a problem to have them lined up? I like them level to heel/toe, although not an issue for your auto.<p>Un-Intended acceleration was a combination of pedal positioning and a really fast idle chip.

One concern: do you still have enough brake pedal travel to fully apply brakes even if you lose front or rear brake circuit? When I lowered the pedal on my Porsche, I opened a front brake caliper bleed port, then pushed hard on the pedal to ensure I still had pedal travel to apply to rear brake circuit. Critical if you ever intend to go to a race track driver's education event where you are teally using the brakes hard and they could become spongy.

Thank you for the tip on how to lower the<br>brake pedal... this is exactly what I was<br>trying to do ! Now the accelerator pedal is<br>in line with the brake one and I can easily<br>heel/toe :-)<p>

It's easy, remove lower panel and adjust cylinder locknut. And brake/interlock switch.<br>

Thanks! for your comment. It truely is valid. I cannot verify this and gurantee. Whilst I was adjusting, I left about 3 ins of travel to the carpets. I think this should be sufficient. Can anybody enlighten??? OR should I check thoroughly.??

Thanks! for your comment. It truely is valid. I cannot verify this and gurantee. Whilst I was adjusting, I left about 3 ins of travel to the carpets. I think this should be sufficient. Can anybody enlighten??? OR should I check thoroughly.??