Chevy Corvette Ez Clutch Pedal Pad Extender Fits 2014 & Up C7 - Lt - Zo6 - Zr1 on 2040-parts.com
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E-Z CLUTCH PEDAL PAD EXTENSION GIVES YOU ABOUT 1.5" OF PEDAL HEIGHT OVER FACTORY TO HELP GET THE CLUTCH ALL THE WAY DOWN TO FLOOR FOR EASIER SHIFTS PLUS ALLOWS YOU TO PUT YOUR SEAT BACK FOR A MORE COMFORTABLE DRIVING POSITION, MOUNTS OVER EXISTING METAL PAD, NO DRILLING REQUIRED, COMES WITH INSTRUCTIONS, FITS C7 2014 & UP CORVETTE. Contact us with any questions before purchasing-760-656-7472We only leave feedback once you have done so. |
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