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Ford Fiesta ST Pedal Spacer

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IMG_4928.jpg Ford Fiesta ST Pedal Spacer
IMG_4927.jpg Ford Fiesta ST Pedal Spacer
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30 mm Mk7 Fiesta Pedal Spacer by icireland.stl Ford Fiesta ST Pedal Spacer
40 mm Mk7 Fiesta Pedal Spacer by icireland.stl Ford Fiesta ST Pedal Spacer
50 mm Mk7 Fiesta Pedal Spacer by icireland.stl Ford Fiesta ST Pedal Spacer
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  • 30 mm Mk7 Fiesta Pedal Spacer by icireland.stl
  • 40 mm Mk7 Fiesta Pedal Spacer by icireland.stl
  • 50 mm Mk7 Fiesta Pedal Spacer by icireland.stl

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Publication date 2022-10-22 at 20:43
Design number 895928
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The Mk7 Ford Fiesta ST is a great car in many ways, but the pedals are not set up for easy heel-toe shifting.

This spacer sits between the firewall and the throttle pedal assembly and allows you to get some of that sweet heel-toe action and impress all your friends at the parking lot.

This spacer is designed to take leverage the capabilities of 3D printing by incorporating a profile that puts material where it's needed most. The result is a spacer that gives you the height you need without eating your spools. I printed a 50 mm spacer with only 75 grams of filament.

This comes in three thicknesses, but custom thicknesses are available upon request.

Hardware needed:
2 - M8x1.25 coupling nuts, 20-25 mm long, stainless steel
2 - M8x1.25 flanged hex bolts, 15-30 mm long depending on spacer thickness, stainless steel

I recommend having an assortment of lengths on hand.

Tools needed:
13 mm socket with a good 6 inches/150 mm of extension
Blue thread lock

3D printing settings

This is designed to let the walls do the work, so infill is not a major factor here.

It's probably wise to use a more rugged material (ABS or PETG) , but I printed PLA in Prusa's 0.30 mm draft settings (20% infill) and I was able to stand on it (80 kg).

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