Can these be removed without significant damage to the stock pedals? Are they place over the stock pedals, or attached to them? I will also chekc the Rennline website for info.

 

For the brake & clutch, you remove the rubber pads and the Rennlines bolt to the stock pedals. You have to drill, but if you went back to stock, the rubber pads would cover the holes.
For the gas pedal, the Rennline just screws into the factory plastic pedal. If removed, it would leave a couple small holes that woudn't be very noticable.
The dead pedal screws into the car sheet metal through the carpet in a couple places. Again, holes would probably not be very noticable if removed.

 

If it screws into the plastic pedal (gas) is it stable for long periods? If you are heel-toeing, could it pop off if it is not fixed to metal?

Thanks for your reply, Ray.

 

stedge. I don't think they would come off. Mine are very solid and I don't think the heel toe varitey would put significant torque on the screws. If you ever became concerned you could alway use a nut and bolt mounting system. Mabie they come with that style though I doubt it.

Scott 1996 993c2. I know. The filthy rag.

 

Maybe I’m just unlucky, but I ordered some side markers on a Wednesday, but here it is the following Monday and they STILL haven’t shipped. I realize I suffer from delayed gratification syndrome, but honestly, in today’s market, that’s unacceptable. I won’t be using them again.

 

re-birthing a 19 year old necro thread to complain about shipping? Have you called them???

 

I didn’t “rebirth”anything, I came across this thread and gave my opinion because the OP asked. And yes, I did contact them, and they made some feeble excuse about their online ordering system not working properly. Anything else, Karen?

 

I'm sure the OP had some time in the last 2 decades to figure out if he wants to order from Rennline.

FWIW, I'm pretty sure Pelican Parts fulfills Rennline orders now and they are... well... less than reliable. I have about a 75% success rate with them, but they have always ended up correcting it in the end. So all is well that ends well I guess.

 

No doubt you’re right…but I neglected to see when the original post was—my bad, but I guess it didn’t hurt anyone (other than the Karen who felt the need to call me out) that I replied in a far less than timely way. I didn’t realize there were thread monitors handing out citations for timeliness infractions. I’ll be more conscientious in the future. As far as Pelican Parts, or Suncoast, or any other online operation goes, I’m sure they all have their issues at times, I just haven’t had any problems with them. Luck of the draw, I guess.