Here is a shot of the pedal as it is now. As you can see, there is a huge gap between the brake pedal and gas. I designed a very durable steel pedal bracket that attaches to the stock pedal holes - it's about as good as it gets to fit this stupid pedal, and I might get a picture of it up at some point. My advice is to get a GenIII with Drive-By-Cable and not deal with this mess. If you go my rout, you're just going to have to get creative.

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Unless I want to move some circuitry around under the dash, this is just about the only position I can have the pedal. Another problem is that I had to have the pedal pushed out about 5 inches from the firewall so that the tip of the pedal doesn't hit the floor and cut short acceleration. The plug is right above the breaks, and I sometimes bump it with my foot. I'm thinking about cutting and modifying the Tahoe pedal so that I can move it back closer to the firewall and not hit the floor, but it will look like crap. Lokar makes an aftermarket pedal but it's around $400.00, and I still don't know if/how it will fit. Wouldn't buy it anyway.