FD Pedals!
#1
FD Pedals!
Hey guys,
I've been looking for pedal extenders and haven't been able to find any so I decided to look at alternatives.
I read about some universal ones that someone used, unfortunately, I can't find the link anymore. I also found these...
http://www.abt-sportsline.de/en/tuni...m-pedals-2209/
What do you guys think? Can these be used on our cars?
PS.
More links
http://www.awe-tuning.com/pages/shar...r&IL=mk5pedals
I've been looking for pedal extenders and haven't been able to find any so I decided to look at alternatives.
I read about some universal ones that someone used, unfortunately, I can't find the link anymore. I also found these...
http://www.abt-sportsline.de/en/tuni...m-pedals-2209/
What do you guys think? Can these be used on our cars?
PS.
More links
http://www.awe-tuning.com/pages/shar...r&IL=mk5pedals
#2
Hey guys,
I've been looking for pedal extenders and haven't been able to find any so I decided to look at alternatives.
I read about some universal ones that someone used, unfortunately, I can't find the link anymore. I also found these...
http://www.abt-sportsline.de/en/tuni...m-pedals-2209/
What do you guys think? Can these be used on our cars?
PS.
More links
http://www.awe-tuning.com/pages/shar...r&IL=mk5pedals
I've been looking for pedal extenders and haven't been able to find any so I decided to look at alternatives.
I read about some universal ones that someone used, unfortunately, I can't find the link anymore. I also found these...
http://www.abt-sportsline.de/en/tuni...m-pedals-2209/
What do you guys think? Can these be used on our cars?
PS.
More links
http://www.awe-tuning.com/pages/shar...r&IL=mk5pedals
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There are two types of the generic ones:
1. Need to drill through the pedals to install
2. Have wrap around brackets to hold the pedals in place
I have done both on various cars so I'll pass along my experiences:
* Drilling. The downside is that you will ruin the stock pedals. If you use something that you not like, you can remove them but you'll have the holes you drilled still left.
* Brackets. Completely reversible without damaging the pedals. However, the brackets can and will snag shoe laces. Granted, your foot will not be under the pedal while driving but it happens when getting in and out of the car.
Most of the generic ones from Sparco, Momo or other will work fine with a little work. Just start browsing and see what you like.
1. Need to drill through the pedals to install
2. Have wrap around brackets to hold the pedals in place
I have done both on various cars so I'll pass along my experiences:
* Drilling. The downside is that you will ruin the stock pedals. If you use something that you not like, you can remove them but you'll have the holes you drilled still left.
* Brackets. Completely reversible without damaging the pedals. However, the brackets can and will snag shoe laces. Granted, your foot will not be under the pedal while driving but it happens when getting in and out of the car.
Most of the generic ones from Sparco, Momo or other will work fine with a little work. Just start browsing and see what you like.
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* Brackets. Completely reversible without damaging the pedals. However, the brackets can and will snag shoe laces. Granted, your foot will not be under the pedal while driving but it happens when getting in and out of the car.
Moral of the story, if you install some with brackets, check to make sure this isn't an issue. The car in my reference wasn't an FD, so it may not apply.
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