Possible Coyote Pedal Replacement?

[JeepFlyer]

I came across this on Lokar's website. Would this be a viable option to replace the oversized drive-by-wire pedal that comes with the coyote setup?

http://www.lokar.com/product-pgs/new-products/newproduct-pgs/drive-by-wire.html

I'm about 2 months out from ordering my kit and engine. Leaning towards a coyote right now... But that changes daily (if not more often)

[jayguy]

I've seen ads for that pedal in Street Rodder a couple of times and thought it'd be a great replacement.

I haven't seen anyone using one yet, but you can be the first and report back on your great success! :)

I know what you mean about the engine choice changing all the time.

I'm still a couple years away from placing my order, and I change my mind all the time, I can't even imagine how much that'll flip-flop as I get closer to putting the order in.

[FFinisher]

Yes it is an option, FFR has one in their Roadster. It is not necessary, the pedal that comes with the control pack is very usable once modified, and... why spend $1500 for the control pack and another $400 for this pedal?

[Jay Mann]

I came across this on Lokar's website. Would this be a viable option to replace the oversized drive-by-wire pedal that comes with the coyote setup?

http://www.lokar.com/product-pgs/new-products/newproduct-pgs/drive-by-wire.html

I'm about 2 months out from ordering my kit and engine. Leaning towards a coyote right now... But that changes daily (if not more often)

I installed the Ford supplied pedal after I modified it as per the FFR instructions. It fits well and looks fine. And no possibility of technical issues with the PCM. The mods were simple and is easy to adjust.