Yet, another mod..new pedals
10-10-2005, 05:00 PM
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Originally Posted by tsjoel
. His screws for the throttle pedal would not work. You will need to buy your own. no affiliation yadayada
10-14-2005, 04:17 PM
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Hi Mark, (Natchamp)
Please consider strongly becoming a sponser here, we will buy anything from a good sponsor, call us crazy or irresponsible but if you've got a quality product at a good price this is where the money is. Hell the Stock markets tanking but even in times like these we (I) will hide our (OK my) sorrows in upgrades and mods. Looks like you have a quality product already.
Please consider strongly becoming a sponser here, we will buy anything from a good sponsor, call us crazy or irresponsible but if you've got a quality product at a good price this is where the money is. Hell the Stock markets tanking but even in times like these we (I) will hide our (OK my) sorrows in upgrades and mods. Looks like you have a quality product already.
10-15-2005, 12:14 AM
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Well, you'd think I would at least get a response of some sort to emails and PM's now wouldn't you? If nothing else maybe some info on becoming a sponsor or something. Not very good in my book but that's just me.
10-15-2005, 12:32 AM
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Originally Posted by Natchamp
Well, you'd think I would at least get a response of some sort to emails and PM's now wouldn't you? If nothing else maybe some info on becoming a sponsor or something. Not very good in my book but that's just me.
Perhaps a bit more patience. John D and Jenn are currently just trying to stay dry while the Great NE Monsoon inundates them. I'm happy the site has remained online.
10-15-2005, 08:52 AM
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Mark-
I agree you have to have a little patience as this site is a lot to keep track of, I'm sure he will be happy to have you, we all will, John just hasn't had time is my guess, works a lot on other jobs for the cash to keep this rolling along, has millions of PM's to sort through each day coming at him, he must get pages of them. Hope you can hold on.
And I don't know this to be true and perhaps it's not but he may take members PM's first. Just a guess - this whole post is a guess.
I agree you have to have a little patience as this site is a lot to keep track of, I'm sure he will be happy to have you, we all will, John just hasn't had time is my guess, works a lot on other jobs for the cash to keep this rolling along, has millions of PM's to sort through each day coming at him, he must get pages of them. Hope you can hold on.
And I don't know this to be true and perhaps it's not but he may take members PM's first. Just a guess - this whole post is a guess.
10-27-2005, 10:45 AM
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BUMP. since it seems like several of us are interested.....I thought i would try to keep this thread alive. Group Buy...lets get it going! John D....are you out there?
Cheers,
Kyle.
Cheers,
Kyle.
10-27-2005, 02:44 PM
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I have the Rennline dead, clutch and brake pedals and the NLA Wings adjustable throttle pedal and really love the flexibility and look of my set up. However, I have to comment that all of Hargett pedals look really, really beautiful.
10-27-2005, 03:38 PM
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Mark;
Your new dead pedal looks interesting...
I assume it screws into the plastic part of the original 993 dead pedal and not into the sheet metal/floor of the car correct? Also how thick is the side support piece? Its already pretty tight in the area between the dead pedal and the clutch and was just curious if my foot would likely catch the edge of it when depressing the clutch...
Cheers;
Eric
Your new dead pedal looks interesting...
I assume it screws into the plastic part of the original 993 dead pedal and not into the sheet metal/floor of the car correct? Also how thick is the side support piece? Its already pretty tight in the area between the dead pedal and the clutch and was just curious if my foot would likely catch the edge of it when depressing the clutch...
Cheers;
Eric
10-27-2005, 11:35 PM
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I haven't had any specific installs of the new dead pedal in 993's. Well at least I'm not aware of any specifically. I've sold abunch on ebay so there might have been some 993 installs that I'm just not aware of. The intended installation is for the side brace part of the dead pedal to attach to the wheel well via the supplied screws. The main "foot rest" part of the dead pedal is also supported by being placed up againt the front side of the wheel well. It worked great on my car but I'd feel more comfortable knowing/seeing one installed in a 993. In good spirit, maybe Darin (original thread starter) would be interested in testing one out?
Darin, if you are listening contact me off list.
Mark
HargettPrecision.com
Darin, if you are listening contact me off list.
Mark
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10-28-2005, 12:00 AM
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I've have a new set of Vosstek brake and clutch pedals, and a slightly used, excellent AJUSA track throttle pedal I will sell. PM me for details. I apologize if this is inappropriate, but I can't seem to get logged into the classifieds to place the add.