Size 10.5 Shoe, Too Big for G35?
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08-09-2007, 03:25 PM
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Size 10.5 Shoe, Too Big for G35?
Well, I don't think my shoe size is that big, but apparently a little too big for the g35. Does anyone else have this problem? When I try to press the brakes, my toes get caught on the plastic molding that extends down from the dash. I basically have to decrease the angle my foot rests when pressing the brake so it doesn't rub.
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08-09-2007, 03:38 PM
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Seriously..size 16 pumas.
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must be the way I just set my feet on the pedal, unless I have some weird overhang on my plastic molding. There does seem to be a little play in it. I tried moving my seat in all different positions to try to make it better, but nothing. Maybe I'll just make a cut out on that piece of plastic.
#12
08-09-2007, 06:35 PM
I used to have that problem on my '92 300ZX and wear 10.5 shoes, but never noticed it with my G35 unless I wear dress shoes with a longer toebox.
I think if you raise the front of the seat to raise your knee, your heel will come back a bit and angle the foot so that it happens less. You'll just have to experiment.
I think if you raise the front of the seat to raise your knee, your heel will come back a bit and angle the foot so that it happens less. You'll just have to experiment.
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