Need advice on installing A dead Pedal
Need advice on installing A dead Pedal
I got a dead pedal I need to install from the OBX Type R group deal. However, is it safe to just drill it in there? Is there something that will hold it in place. I don't feel comfortable drilling but if you guys say its ok then I will do it. If that is not an option what other ways can you install it. Thanks, David.
Originally posted by orgasmicNYC
Thanks Guys but I was lazy and went ahead and drilled it in there with the provided screws. Its staying pretty well and went in smooth. I think its pretty safe. David.
Thanks Guys but I was lazy and went ahead and drilled it in there with the provided screws. Its staying pretty well and went in smooth. I think its pretty safe. David.
Originally posted by crazy4maxima
how is it...???? does it feel good?? i am waiting for my manual titanuis.. they aree being shipped on friday...
how is it...???? does it feel good?? i am waiting for my manual titanuis.. they aree being shipped on friday...
Originally posted by orgasmicNYC
I guess they are racing pedals because they are wider then the stock pedals and allow for easire heal toe shifting. However, watch how you space em because I put my break pedal a little more toward the gas and I was hitting the gas and break during regular breaking. Other then that they are great. The foot doesn't slide right off em and they match my aluminum dash kit and floor mats perfectly.
I guess they are racing pedals because they are wider then the stock pedals and allow for easire heal toe shifting. However, watch how you space em because I put my break pedal a little more toward the gas and I was hitting the gas and break during regular breaking. Other then that they are great. The foot doesn't slide right off em and they match my aluminum dash kit and floor mats perfectly.
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