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Aluminium Pedals where to buy? (Now with Poll)
- Thread starter RichardG
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ace said:AlanJ said:ace said:i have a set of bmw performance ones easy to fit and around £50 excellent quality too from any dealer no footrest available though
How do they fit?
they all screw/bolt on with the screw suppllied takes about 1 hour and are not slippery in wet
All 3 pedals only require screw and bolt, no drilling? If true, I'm going to buy a set from dealer.
I got a great looking set (for xmas),bought from motoremblem.com(or .co.uk/either does free dlvry),and they had m logo,ac sntzr and alpina/tho only showing m logo ones now;which i have.tho havnt ftd mine as yet/due to crap wthr,and want to keep them decent!!
they cost £30 for a manual set of 3,or £52 for a 4pc set,which includes the footrest/deadpedal!(think they also sell on ebay)
hope this helps
they cost £30 for a manual set of 3,or £52 for a 4pc set,which includes the footrest/deadpedal!(think they also sell on ebay)
hope this helps
ksher said:All 3 pedals only require screw and bolt, no drilling? If true, I'm going to buy a set from dealer.
Not true in the case of all those I have seen. They require holes drillling close to the corners of the pedals. The throttle is easy as plastic, brake harder as it's metal and the holes are close to the edge (as I assume the clutch is). Footrest can be made by cutting down a larger version and is again plastic.
Easy in an hour if you're competent and have a few basic tools
I also smoothed the rear of all the bolts having scratched a shoe that I slid under the pedal by mistake