Keadog

I went to install my Numeric pedals last week. The dead pedal and gas pedal went much faster than the first time on my 991. Clutch pedal also fine but I still had my usual visual/3D spatial issues getting the screws in from behind and getting even the T15 to fit for tightening. Lastly, the brake pedal. Backing would not fit. Tried for a bit but quickly realized it wasn't going to fit. Called Numeric and got a call back within a few minutes. Turns out the order was for a 991, not a 992 (I thought I made the correct selection, but no matter). They shipped the correct backing plate at no cost to me and, 3 days later I finally finished. I have to call that excellent customer service.

Perhaps most people have no trouble with the screws going in from behind, but I did a couple things different this time that helped me get things done much faster:

1. I put my iPhone in "selfie" mode and positioned it behind the pedals. After moving it around, I was able to see fairly well as I lined up the T15/20 sockets. It definitely helped me as things were invariable NOT where I felt like they were when just using my other hand as a guide.

2. On my 991, the clutch and brake pedals would occasionally loosen and be a PIA to tighten. This time around, I put a dab of medium strength Loctight on each screw. I got them fairly tight with the Torx sockets, so hopefully they will stay tight.

It felt too cold to celebrate with a beer...

readydiverone

Well done, those pedals looks great!

Keadog

Thanks. I had a set in my 991.2 and always planned to replace them from the time I ordered the 992. The dead pedal and gas pedal are both an exceptional improvement over stock. Not to take anything away from brake and clutch pedals of course.