Narrow “rally style” clutch pedal?

[brousun]

I sometimes have trouble braking with my left foot: I catch the clutch pedal with the edge of my foot, inadvertently clutch-kicking, which of course sends me into a spin.

Whenever I watch video of pro rally drivers (in real cars), their clutch pedals always have super narrow stick-like faces, to avoid being accidentally pressed during hurried braking. Does anyone know of a replacement pedal face that’s really thin, like a rally clutch pedal?

Looking for one that would fit the Logitech G923’s pedals, if that matters.

 

[Neilski]

I sometimes have trouble braking with my left foot: I catch the clutch pedal with the edge of my foot, inadvertently clutch-kicking, which of course sends me into a spin.

Whenever I watch video of pro rally drivers (in real cars), their clutch pedals always have super narrow stick-like faces, to avoid being accidentally pressed during hurried braking. Does anyone know of a replacement pedal face that’s really thin, like a rally clutch pedal?

Looking for one that would fit the Logitech G923’s pedals, if that matters.

I don't know about replacement pedal faces (quite likely they exist though ) but I've found that it's enough in my case to just move the faces as far apart as I can, using the fact that each pedal has three sets of holes for the bolts that secure the faces. (I have a G27 but the G923 pedals are superficially identical so I'd be amazed if they differ in that respect.)
Maybe you've already done that and found you need more clearance?

 

[RasmusP]

If you know someone with a 3d printer, you could print yourself a throttle pedal face and screw it onto the clutch pedal. Holes are the same:

Logitech G29 Generic Pedal Plates by chingpao

Simply unscrew the old pedal plates with these ones. Recommended for people who want a more authentic street car driving experience. Combine with inverted pedals for best results. Print with the default orientation that the files are in. This ensures the highest strength for how the pedals are...

www.thingiverse.com

Or if you got the space:
https://www.simrace-garage.de/de/st...tech-pedale.html#/28-farbe-aluminium_ral_9006

Very cheap and simply let's you screw that plate onto the pedal and the original Logitech pedal face 1.5 cm further to the left onto the plate.

 

[brousun]

I don't know about replacement pedal faces (quite likely they exist though ) but I've found that it's enough in my case to just move the faces as far apart as I can, using the fact that each pedal has three sets of holes for the bolts that secure the faces. (I have a G27 but the G923 pedals are superficially identical so I'd be amazed if they differ in that respect.)
Maybe you've already done that and found you need more clearance?

I had no idea you could remount the faces! Thanks for the tip. I’ll try this to start, it may be all I really need.