I want to get some racing pedals for my 2kse so I can feel fancy and sporty and stuff while sitting in traffic or at the drive through. Any brand/dealer recommendations. I have an auto btw.

Thanks

 

Razo has some... I also think Levoc makes some too.

 

nah i'm going to just steal kevs
=)

 

ok...

 

Why not see how much the new Anniversary Edition pedals cost?

 

the Ae gas pedal i think is a whole diff peice, but the brake is just some billet aluminum thing that covers the pedals, oogly, imo. maxspeed for cheap imitations, and theres just soo many brands out there. i got razo.

 

how did you fit the razo pads? I bought it yesterday and I cant seem to fit the lower left screw for the brake pedal. Also the gas pedal seems to be awkward. Did you drill anything?

 

eom

 

Did you buy the short version of the brake pedal? I've seen two different sets of auto pedals. The bp should clear the stock ones without any problems.

No drilling required.

 

It was a gift so I don't know. I guess it's the small size since they don't fit. Dam!!!

 

Are there any nice looking pedals that cover the whole stock pedal. I looked at the Razo's kev has and they're cool, but you can see the stock pedal behind it.

 

You can see the gas pedal a bit, but you really don't notice it much from a regular seated position in the car.

 

It's dark down there so the stock pedals blend with the darkness. Out of sight, out of mind.

 

I got some Razo Racing Pedals for christmas as a gift too, the gas pedals are pretty easy to install, but the brake ones were quite a pain. At first I thought the brake ones were the wrong size also cuz they seem a bit small, however if u take some time i am pretty sure urs well fit too, try screwing the screws through the holes first makin sure they fit easily so when u try screwing the the last two screws it will be much easier. After i was done i noticed i could see the screws from the side on the brake pedals, but at least i got them to work , keep tryin.

 

You gotta take the rubber piece off the brake and clutch (if you have a clutch) first! Also, the screws on the clutch piece were so long that the prevented me from pressing the clutch down all the way when I start the car. I had to trim the length of the screws down a bit.