Aftermarket Pedals
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Racer
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From: Mt. Pleasant TX
Aftermarket Pedals
Saw a pic from JAYK showing his MOMO steering wheel . Where did you get those Aluminum pedals???? Gotta have em... Thanks Anyone know where to pick'em up ?????????
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From: Alive and well in Burlington NC
Originally Posted by BlackbirdZ07
I have a set from http://autovation.net
Those are the ones I was trying to think of. They had a group purchase on these a year ago or so. Good looking pedals.
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From: Little Elm TX
Originally Posted by Steel Blue 91
Those are the ones I was trying to think of. They had a group purchase on these a year ago or so. Good looking pedals.
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I got mine during the GP also. They look great and your feet don't slip, so I generally like them, BUT...
Has anyone else noticed that the clutch and brake pedals are a little too big? There's not much room down there to move your feet around, so the stock pedals are very small. The autovation pedals are much bigger. I have the clutch pedal pad moved as far as possible to the right, and I still can't really move my left foot over to the "dead pedal" area to the left of the pedals. Also I've had to get used to not pressing on the accelerator when pressing the brake.
Has anyone else noticed that the clutch and brake pedals are a little too big? There's not much room down there to move your feet around, so the stock pedals are very small. The autovation pedals are much bigger. I have the clutch pedal pad moved as far as possible to the right, and I still can't really move my left foot over to the "dead pedal" area to the left of the pedals. Also I've had to get used to not pressing on the accelerator when pressing the brake.
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From: Hinckley Ohio
Originally Posted by BlackbirdZ07
I got mine during the GP also. They look great and your feet don't slip, so I generally like them, BUT...
Has anyone else noticed that the clutch and brake pedals are a little too big? .
Has anyone else noticed that the clutch and brake pedals are a little too big? .
Pedals become too close together and you end up pushing more than the one you want....plus resting spot for left foot becomes too small...true on 6-speed....
Oh I am size 10-1/2
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Originally Posted by BlackbirdZ07
I got mine during the GP also. They look great and your feet don't slip, so I generally like them, BUT...
Has anyone else noticed that the clutch and brake pedals are a little too big? There's not much room down there to move your feet around, so the stock pedals are very small. The autovation pedals are much bigger. I have the clutch pedal pad moved as far as possible to the right, and I still can't really move my left foot over to the "dead pedal" area to the left of the pedals. Also I've had to get used to not pressing on the accelerator when pressing the brake.
Has anyone else noticed that the clutch and brake pedals are a little too big? There's not much room down there to move your feet around, so the stock pedals are very small. The autovation pedals are much bigger. I have the clutch pedal pad moved as far as possible to the right, and I still can't really move my left foot over to the "dead pedal" area to the left of the pedals. Also I've had to get used to not pressing on the accelerator when pressing the brake.
maybe I'll just pull off the rubber pads and put grip tape on the pedals it's not like anyone will ever see the pedals anyway 
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From: Little Elm TX
Originally Posted by ToyC4
that might be an issue for me I've got some big feet maybe I'll just pull off the rubber pads and put grip tape on the pedals it's not like anyone will ever see the pedals anyway
maybe I'll just pull off the rubber pads and put grip tape on the pedals it's not like anyone will ever see the pedals anyway 
