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Old 03-27-2014, 02:38 PM
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Default Dead pedal foot rest and fresh air ducts for foot area and...

According to Superformance Mark-III Upgrades and Improvements, amongst the improvements that got introduced during production are dead pedal foot rest and fresh air ducts for foot area.

I just got my head out of the foot area of SP1352 and can't see a foot rest or fresh air inlets.

Did they get dropped from production again?

Has anyone added a dead rest? The only pictures I found online were from FFRs or other kit cars, no SPF's

Also is there a easy (sort of) way to move the brake pedal closer to the throttle. I actually have to lift my foot of the floor to go from one to the other.
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The footrest is a 1/2" lip in the vertical side panel. The air box vents are ... look in the far corners of your dashboard for the push pull knobs, then look under the hood in the opening above the wheel wells close to the firewall, you'll see the ductwork and operators.
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The footrest is a 1/2" lip in the vertical side panel. The air box vents are ... look in the far corners of your dashboard for the push pull knobs, then look under the hood in the opening above the wheel wells close to the firewall, you'll see the ductwork and operators.
Blas,

Thanks as always.

I found the air vents, I was looking for some outlets in the foot wells, not above.

As for the foot rest, I took another photo, nothing there.
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