So I'm driving my Mustang to the (wherever) last month, then I'm there and wanna get out of my car. That's when I'm reminded of how short I am (5'4"). Getting in and out of a 2 door at this height, with a T-45 is a pain. I gotta sit so close to the dash board to be able to press the clutch pedal all the way. If it wasn't for that one pedal, I'd have my seat at least 5 inches back. Now I see firewall adjusters and things like that online, but I can't seem to figure out what they do. My main goal is modifying the clutch pedal, so either it's farther back, or preferably, doesn't need as much travel to function. Anyone who's driven a late model Toyota knows what I mean (the travel on the clutch is so small that you only really need to push the ball of your foot down to change years). I need my clutch pedal to function without having to be pushed so far, or be mounted closer to the seat. So is this possible, without doing a ghetto DIY job?