Aluminum Pedals
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Post this on the main 944/951/968 board for more results - or just do a search as there are lots of recent posts on this. I changed to OMP pedals because the OEM covers are just too slippery when the weather gets a bit wet. OMP pedals were very well priced - cast, not billet though.
Try <a href="http://www.omp1.com/pedals.html" target="_blank">OMP Pedals</a>
I have a photo of my pedal setup on the Rennlist Gallery below my sig line.
Try <a href="http://www.omp1.com/pedals.html" target="_blank">OMP Pedals</a>
I have a photo of my pedal setup on the Rennlist Gallery below my sig line.
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DH: I opted for the Vosstek pedals from <a href="http://www.BetterBodiesUSA.com." target="_blank">www.BetterBodiesUSA.com.</a> The are a regular advertiser in Excellence. I am very happy with them, though a little drilling and trial/error is needed for the gas pedal. It looks as though By Design also has cool sets of pedals, but I don't have first hand experience.
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Is there really an advantage/dis-advantage to Cast vs. Billet? I would imagine the important factor is the design. I saw the OMP online and they are very inexpensive. I don't see the advantage to the designs that cost $180 vs. these $40 pedals.
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My .02c,
I would stay away from pedal covers that need drilling and or mount with a flimsy mechanism. Go to your Audi dealer. Ask for 2 pedals (clutch & brake are the same) from an Audi TT (Part#: 8N0 721 174 A 01C)- about $15 each.
They will look like this: (minus the gas pedal, of course)
These are OEM style. Work great dry or wet. Remove the existing rubber covers, install these over (very tight fit- perfect).
Then find a REPLACEMENT pedal for the gas. Remember pedals are a SAFETY item; don't mess around or cheap out.
Once again, YMMV
I would stay away from pedal covers that need drilling and or mount with a flimsy mechanism. Go to your Audi dealer. Ask for 2 pedals (clutch & brake are the same) from an Audi TT (Part#: 8N0 721 174 A 01C)- about $15 each.
They will look like this: (minus the gas pedal, of course)
![](http://www.p-caronline.com/stuttgart/RPG951S/AudiTTPedals.jpg)
These are OEM style. Work great dry or wet. Remove the existing rubber covers, install these over (very tight fit- perfect).
Then find a REPLACEMENT pedal for the gas. Remember pedals are a SAFETY item; don't mess around or cheap out.
Once again, YMMV
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Sparco makes a "long" Porsche style accelerator pedal. Also make matching clutch/brake pieces too. I bought all 3 from OG Racing. They were cheap too, only $90 or so, IIRC.
The style of the new Sparcos matche those Audi TT pedals perfectly. Not hard to install either
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The style of the new Sparcos matche those Audi TT pedals perfectly. Not hard to install either
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A friend of mine posted here a while back. He has a company called autovation (www.autovation.net). They had a group deal on pedals, but they required some drilling. The look pretty good IMHO, but I haven't bucked up and paid him for a set yet. Ask around, I'm sure several people have them.
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I like mine that it got from http://www.rennline.com/ .
I bought them on ebay from them for a much better price then on the site.
The install is simple but you will have to drill.
IMO the are the nicest ones.
Here a picture of them in my car.
I bought them on ebay from them for a much better price then on the site.
The install is simple but you will have to drill.
IMO the are the nicest ones.
Here a picture of them in my car.
![](http://cars.vwsport.com/turbo944/944tpedals-1.jpg)
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Originally posted by Mike1982
I love those Audi ones!!! I would like to see those Audi brake/clutch pedal with the Sparco gas pedal if anyone has a picture of that.
I love those Audi ones!!! I would like to see those Audi brake/clutch pedal with the Sparco gas pedal if anyone has a picture of that.
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Originally posted by Eyal 951
picture doesnt work for me, i really wanted to see that set up too!
~Eyal
picture doesnt work for me, i really wanted to see that set up too!
~Eyal
go to:
http://community.webshots.com/photo/...79995947hpMvbP
hopefully this link will work