Throttle travel

wannaracebad · 4/10/12, 11:01 PM

How much throttle pedal travel do sprint cars have. I'm sure the fine tuning is driver preference. But was wondering about what it typically is. Thanks

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TQ29m · 4/11/12, 6:11 PM

I'd say measured vertically, you're looking at 3 inches, maybe a little more, or a little less, you don't have a lot of room to make it real long, and you need some "feel" to it also, but that would be close. Bob!

darnall · 4/12/12, 11:54 AM

The pedals that mount on the floorpan and pivot under your heel usually have about 2-2.25 inches of travel from fully closed to wide open...the pedals that mount on the motorplate or on a side framerail seem to have a bit more travel...about 3 inches..at least that's how the cars I have driven have been.....I am sure there is more variance than that in different peoples cars.

Tony74 · 4/12/12, 3:09 PM

It depends on the injection setup; most Kinsler's have two bell cranks and more pedal travel. Engler's have one bell crank and less pedal.

4/11/12, 6:11 PM	#2 Re: Throttle travel
TQ29m Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 6,572	I'd say measured vertically, you're looking at 3 inches, maybe a little more, or a little less, you don't have a lot of room to make it real long, and you need some "feel" to it also, but that would be close. Bob! __________________ "Being old, isn't half as much fun, as getting there"! Ole Robert I!

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4/10/12, 11:01 PM	#1 Throttle travel
wannaracebad Member Join Date: Jan 2011 Posts: 62	How much throttle pedal travel do sprint cars have. I'm sure the fine tuning is driver preference. But was wondering about what it typically is. Thanks Posted via Mobile Device

4/12/12, 11:54 AM	#3 Re: Throttle travel
darnall Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 773	The pedals that mount on the floorpan and pivot under your heel usually have about 2-2.25 inches of travel from fully closed to wide open...the pedals that mount on the motorplate or on a side framerail seem to have a bit more travel...about 3 inches..at least that's how the cars I have driven have been.....I am sure there is more variance than that in different peoples cars.

4/12/12, 3:09 PM	#4 Re: Throttle travel
Tony74 Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 945	It depends on the injection setup; most Kinsler's have two bell cranks and more pedal travel. Engler's have one bell crank and less pedal.