Anyone install a LeMans type gas pedal in their car?
Anyone install a LeMans type gas pedal in their car?
I havent been on this board in a while so i dont know? If you dont know what im talking about, what i mean is installing a bmw-like gas pedal in our cars. Anyone got pics or some links?
Originally Posted by SXN
my uncles two BMWs are just rubber gas pedals....definately not LeMans style
liek such http://e46fanatics.com/members/jAb/image21.jpg
oh, so 5 series and x5 dont count lol
those pedals are nice, and should bolt right up....like any pedals (one bolt) You just need a set. Pics on someones car wouldnt help because it would just be pedals...and carpet
those pedals are nice, and should bolt right up....like any pedals (one bolt) You just need a set. Pics on someones car wouldnt help because it would just be pedals...and carpet
Originally Posted by SXN
oh, so 5 series and x5 dont count lol
those pedals are nice, and should bolt right up....like any pedals (one bolt) You just need a set. Pics on someones car wouldnt help because it would just be pedals...and carpet
those pedals are nice, and should bolt right up....like any pedals (one bolt) You just need a set. Pics on someones car wouldnt help because it would just be pedals...and carpet

Originally Posted by SXN
never had an issue installing pedals... then explain the situation
from the pic, it looks like the pedal is attached to the floor as well as the attachment at the top. I have no idea how you would do this on the max, but it is different looking. I dunno how comfortable that would end up being though. good luck if you try it
wJ
u could run some nuts n bolts from under the carpet to a rod that u can use as a pivot point for the pedal, but in my opinion its not that great, for one because they pedal tends to get gunked up on that pivot point and becomes hard to press etc.
ok well if you really want to bolt them to the floor (duh...i did notice they were bolted down, but saw no point to do that) you need to drill through the floor pan and bolt it down through the pan, under the car. worth it? no
Have you ever heard of epoxy? Cut the carpet in the shape of the base and then glue that base down to the floor. And don't tell me epoxy won't hold it cause it will.
Originally Posted by phatmax95
Have you ever heard of epoxy? Cut the carpet in the shape of the base and then glue that base down to the floor. And don't tell me epoxy won't hold it cause it will.
Why would i want to do this? simple; it looks better. Obviously there is no performace gain to it...
If you want to see them in use check out www.madmanmovies.com LOL
That's the reason BMW's have always been rated #1 as far as throttle tip-in feel is concerned...And besides I would imagine it would be easier to heel-toe downshift with a pedal like that...
Originally Posted by phatmax95
If you want to see them in use check out www.madmanmovies.com LOL
Originally Posted by IwANnAMaX96
That's the reason BMW's have always been rated #1 as far as throttle tip-in feel is concerned...And besides I would imagine it would be easier to heel-toe downshift with a pedal like that...
So where have you seen these official rankings based on "throttle tip-in feel"?
I've never even heard of the competition
Car & Driver, Motor Trend... It's not an official ranking per se, but whenever they do a comparo involving a BMW and cars in it's class, one of the comments they usually make is "best throttle tip-in" from the 3-series all the way up. Just an observation. And I don't really know of any other car make that uses these type of gas pedals. Maybe I'm mistaken...
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