Being 6-4 I moved driver seat back to be more comfortable. Now with seal all the way back cant depress clutch pedal completely . Anyone ever extend the pedal to solve this.

 

move seat forward, done.

 

Ha Ha Ha...Getting tired of being half way in middle of drivers door. My Xjs 2 door...

 

Not doing this either....

 

This is a first for me, never heard of someone being too tall to reach the pedals.

 

I wonder if there is a way you could change your pedal linkage to have more lever throw and travel?

 

weld on some one or two inch pedal extentions

I am 5' 8" and i feel like i have to be uncomfortably close to the steering wheel in order to press the clutch the entire way. I someone compensate by leaning the seat back a bit. thats how i drive any other vehicle though. bottom of the seat in with the back leaning back cause i have short legs and cant stand being right against the steering wheel. but with an XJ its a pretty high seat and that changes things

 

zip tie some 2 by 4s on the pedals.

 

Same here I have the recliner option so im leaned back but still close to wheel. Moving seat back 3 inchs sits me perfect but just cant depress clutch completely.

 

Morning Major.

 

Went poking around guys... Does this have a flat double L shaped bracket that comes off the shaft with the pin welded to it?

 

What ?

 

There's those pretty clamp-on pedal pads I see, or used to see, at parts stores and online. That'll gain you a bit on its own and you could probably add a little spacer to get more. I'm thinking about welding on a pad to mine as it's picky and likes to be pressed ALL the way in which is kinda hard for me. I think someone decided that just because they put in a crazy HD transmission it also needed a race clutch to handle the massive Renix power.

 

How is the rod pin mounted to the pedal assembly? Is it welded to a flat double bent bracket?

 

Cut the bracket and give it a 1/4" to 3/8" gap and fill it in. Should give you 3/4 to 1 inch more push at the pedal.

Give me a lever and I will move a mountain...