Vendor:Prestige Auto Lab

ACUITY Instruments Throttle Pedal Spacer for the Right-Hand-Drive Vehicles

$109.00 USD
  • Fits the Right-Hand-Drive FK2, FK8, and GK5
  • Relocates throttle pedal closer to driver
  • Relocates throttle pedal closer to brake pedal
  • Helps with foot placement for heel-toe shifting technique
  • 3 unique bolt patterns allow adjustment to your preferred position
  • Full aluminum construction
  • Class 10.9 or higher hardware
Description

(See Fitment tab for compatibility list)

Simplify Heel-Toe Shifting In Your Honda:

Most drivers that have raced a Honda will agree that the default pedal positions make using the heel-toe technique rather difficult, if not impossible. The solution? Move the throttle pedal toward the driver, better aligning the brake and accelerator pedals. The ACUITY Accelerator Pedal Relocation Bracket helps resolve this problem by providing three unique new positions for your accelerator pedal so that you can fine tune the throttle pedal position to your liking.

Is my car Right-Hand Drive or Left-Hand Drive?:

 While many gear heads are immediately aware of the unique distinction between Right-Hand Drive and Left-Hand Drive cars, to the uninitiated, this may be a bit confusing. For those that require clarification, please note that "Right-Hand" and "Left-Hand" refers to the side of the vehicle (when seated in the vehicle) that the steering wheel is on. So a vehicle from the USA, Canada, etc. with the steering wheel on the left is "Left-Hand Drive" while a vehicle from Japan, UK, Australia, etc. with the steering wheel on the right is considered "Right-Hand Drive."


Pedal Location:

The ACUITY Throttle Pedal Spacer allows the driver to select one of 3 possible non-stock pedal locations. Each location provides a slightly different driving feel. We recommend trying them all to find what suits you best. Below is a brief description of each position.

    • Position A moves the throttle pedal closest to the driver
    • Position B is slightly further from the driver than Position A and slightly closer to the brake pedal, laterally
    • Position C is furthest from the driver (still much closer than stock) and also moves the accelerator pedal closer to the brake pedal, laterally, like Position B

 

 

Fitment:
  • 2014-2020 Right-Hand-Drive Honda Fit/Jazz (3rd Gen, GK5, RHD Only)
  • 2015-2017 Right-Hand-Drive Honda Civic Typer R (9th Gen, FK2, RHD Only)
  • 2017-2021 Right-Hand-Drive Honda Civic Typer R (10th Gen, FK8, RHD Only)

Install Guide:

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FAQs

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Are OEM products more expensive than aftermarket alternatives?

OEM products might have a higher upfront cost compared to aftermarket parts, but their superior quality and durability often make them a more cost-effective choice over time. Investing in OEM ensures you’re getting parts specifically designed for your vehicle, which can lead to better performance and longevity.

Can I purchase OEM parts online or do I need to visit a dealership?

You don’t need to visit a dealership to get OEM parts. You can conveniently purchase genuine OEM components from authorized distributors and reputable online retailers like Turbo Tech Performance. Our online store provides a wide selection of high-quality parts delivered straight to your door.

Are parts from brands like Mopar, ACDelco, and Motorcraft interchangeable between different vehicle brands?

No, parts from Mopar, ACDelco, and Motorcraft are typically designed for specific vehicle brands. It’s crucial to ensure compatibility with your vehicle’s make and model by checking part numbers and consulting with a knowledgeable expert.

Can I install OEM parts myself, or is it better to have a professional handle it?

While some OEM parts can be installed by DIY enthusiasts, the complexity of installation can vary. For the best results and to ensure proper fitment and performance, we recommend having a trained mechanic install the parts, especially if you’re unfamiliar with automotive repairs.

Do OEM parts come with a warranty?

Yes, many OEM auto parts come with a manufacturer’s warranty that covers defects or issues. Be sure to check the warranty details for each part at the time of purchase, and keep your receipt for any potential warranty claims.

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