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    Veteran Member Four Rings Jet Jockey's Avatar
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    2017 B9 A4 Quattro/DSG/Technik/S-Line... 2004 B6 A4 1.8T Quattro race car
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    UPDATE: DBW gas pedal to Tilton race pedal conversion (sort of)...

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    Let’s start with a regular B6 A4 DBW gas pedal with its potentiometer.




    Not to get into any trouble running the car because it is a BDW car we decided on a mechanical way to activate the DBW pedal by the Tilton race pedal. Here we cut off part of the OEM gas pedal.




    As you can see the Tilton gas pedal comes with a rod to activate a regular type mechanical throttle body.




    We took that rod and shorten it to fit our needs. We also “shaved” some metal (more like the paint coating) off the rod so that a rod end could be slipped over it.




    Rod end used in the new assembly. Two of these will be required.




    Rod end installed over the Tilton gas pedal rod.




    Rod installed (minus the rod end) onto the Tilton gas pedal.




    Now we also needed to do the same sort of installation on the OEM gas pedal so we drilled through the plastic OEM pedal installed a proper length bolt and slipped the other rod end onto it.




    The two gas pedals lined up in front of each other. The Tilton is somewhat offset to the left from the OEM pedal when looking at it from the driver’s seating position.




    To link the two pedals together via their respective rod ends we used a hollow tube which was treaded at both ends to accept the rod ends.




    Finally here are the two pedals hooked up together with our home made link. I’m glad to report it worked flawlessly during two days of tracking.




    Over all shot of the completed Tilton pedal assembly including some “anti-slip” tape used where the feet do all their working.


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    Veteran Member Four Rings AudiA4_20T's Avatar
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    10speed
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    San Francisco, CA

    Re: UPDATE: DBW gas pedal to Tilton race pedal conversion (sort of)...

    nice
    - Clint

    Current : 2013 Q5 3.0T Prestige S-Line - 11.6@117 - 034 Stage2+ FBO
    Gone : One of the first ever 2.7T Swaps - White '04 S4 2.7T - Stage 2+
    Gone : Fastest B6 A4 ever - 464awhp/12.1@116

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    Veteran Member Four Rings Exanimas's Avatar
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    is full of crap.
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    Boston, MA

    Re: UPDATE: DBW gas pedal to Tilton race pedal conversion (sort of)...

    I must say, you have the strangest and most interesting "mod" posts. Werd to uniqueness.

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    Veteran Member Four Rings pondside36's Avatar
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    AWE powered B6 1.8T
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    Severna Park, MD

    Re: UPDATE: DBW gas pedal to Tilton race pedal conversion (sort of)...

    Wow... lookin' very professional..
    Goodwood Green is money...$$$$
    Arclight "You need to post pics already Pondside - enough w/ the prom dress teaser BS!"

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    Veteran Member Four Rings AudiA4Turbo22's Avatar
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    '03 Audi A4 1.8TQ Tip, '14 Mbz E63 S-AMG, '02 GMC Sierra Denali, '75 DJ5 Postal
    Location
    SoCal

    Re: UPDATE: DBW gas pedal to Tilton race pedal conversion (sort of)...

    thats not gonna be comfortable to use on the street lol! but for heel and toe it'll work like a charm!
    -Kirk
    AZ's First 2.0 Stroker 3076R Powered Tiptronic B6 Built by RavenMS. Powered by PSI Concepts & GIAC

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