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kenchan 12-12-2009 01:21 PM

np! looks finished/complete now, doesn't it? :D :)

NYBladeZ 12-12-2009 01:39 PM

I have the SP and I just noticed I have these pedals, base coupe otherwise

6spd 12-12-2009 01:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 319291)
np! looks finished/complete now, doesn't it? :D :)

sure does!
Quote:

Originally Posted by NYBladeZ (Post 319317)
I have the SP and I just noticed I have these pedals, base coupe otherwise

WTF?!

kevr6 05-07-2010 09:19 PM

Just did my pedals!! Thanks for this thread!

kenchan 05-08-2010 08:21 AM

np! :D

TongMan 08-16-2010 08:18 PM

Looks nice. But too expensive to do.

kenchan 08-16-2010 10:35 PM

gotta pay to play, tongman! :D ;)

NISMOFO 09-17-2010 05:05 PM

Wow these are much more expensive than I'd like to pay......but I envy those that have the pedals :-)

kenchan 09-17-2010 08:08 PM

yah, they aren't cheap but if you like the style it's great. :)

modshack has aftermarket ones that he designed with the manufacturer if you want to check those out. much cheaper than the OEM's.

flashburn 09-17-2010 08:22 PM

Yep, I have those pedals, highly recommended. I have the grid design. You can see photos at SRP Racing - Custom Aluminum Racing Pedals

kenchan 09-17-2010 08:25 PM

yep, i just like the OEM pedals. :p

NewYorkJon34 01-03-2011 02:56 PM

http://i727.photobucket.com/albums/w...4/e8ecaec8.jpg first of all the brake/clutch pedals are very difficult to install, my fingers are def not happy right now, lol They do not just "snap on" as others have said, to help others out I have found the easiest way of doing these: spray a tiny bit of wd-40 on the inside of the bottom of the pedal, then take a blow dryer & heat the back of the pedal for about a minute, doing so let's the rubber expand and is easier to stretch. Then put the top part on first, then with both hands pull either side of the pedal backing as hard as you can while trying to stretch it over the bottom. Hopefully after a few tries it snaps on for you, hope this helps others. Also you may need to re-heat the rubber if it cools off.

kenchan 01-17-2011 04:58 PM

hahahaha, it's not difficult NY John. just wrap it over. :p

NewYorkJon34 01-17-2011 06:29 PM

It was difficult cus you had to really stretch that pedal, I had to heat it up to be able to put it on.

shadoquad 02-07-2011 10:44 AM

Kenchan, thanks for the DIY! I just took mine off yesterday, and it was easy as pie!

I have to wait for the person selling me his to mail them to me. It's complicated. But I'll be looking at this thread again when I get the touring pedals in the mail. :D


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