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Old 12-13-2022, 07:05 PM   #29
CarlsLQ9SS
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Re: Looking for leg room

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Originally Posted by Jason Banks View Post
Hey Carl, are you using the DBC throttle body with your stock pedal assembly? Or DBW with electronic pedal?

In my LS swapped truck. I'm using DBW with electronic pedal. I saw a Youtube video one time where the guy said that the "adjustable" pedals have less throw. One of my donor vehicles was a 2003 Suburban with LT trim level that had a pedal that you could adjust in an out. I had my truck set up to use a different pedal because the adjustable was very bulky. I dug the adjustable pedal out and compared and it is a significant difference in pedal travel. I cut and welded on the adjustable pedal and now have a pedal that starts very low to the floor(below the brake pedal low) and ends just above the floor. It has made a huge difference in how comfortable my truck is to drive.

Most of my height is in my legs. 34 inch inseam. My upholstery guy was very careful to keep from making my seat taller and I sit pretty low in the seat. I had told him about using new foam on a different seat made it sit high and firm. Also no tilt column and I don't have the column pushed in.
My driver is DBC, my other truck will be DBW. I dont have tilt in my driver but I did move the column in 2" and made a BIG difference and was more comfortable to drive.
I've done many LS swaps and didn't know about the difference in pedal travel on adjustable pedal trucks. Thanks for the info.
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1971 GMC short bed, (Henry)
Options I've added, tilt, ac, 8k tach,
Electric speedometer conversion for LS swap,
6.0 with 823 heads and BTR stage 4 truck cam,
4L80e, posi with 3.73 rear end,
Power steering and power brakes
Lowered 5/7. Frame up build.
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