It must be doable, i dont know if there is adjustment so to speak but you should be able to bend or cut and weld it, failing that, just make a spacer block from ally or something to bolt into the pedal, like platform shoes!!

I can heel and toe in mine as is, the only thing i have are braided brake lines, this might sharpen up the pedal/reduce travel due to less flex/bulge in the lines.

Its quite a thing to get right, keeping constant pressure whilst blipping a throttle is hard enough, let alone adjusting braking forces and blipping the throttle.

left foot braking is another area to look into, can make the car much more stable in a turn, keeps it balanced if doing it correctly.

pedal blocks are the way forward. ran my engine in with these badboys behind the pedal

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Learnt to do it in my previous 6 - had to really syncro has reluctant on second - twas awkward due to the sharpness of the brakes.

Have to learn again once my ankles fixed - missing it so much

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