Slate993tt

Sorry couldn't resist on a slow Tuesday morning.

Anyway added more parts to the money pit. I haven't even driven it or adjusted/fine-tuned them yet. But thought I'd share in-case anyone was looking to add them to their 993. Fit, finish and ease-of-installation all top-notch. I am really impressed so far.

Oh and these make our cars go faster right?

Chad

roarke01

Very nice!

Did you have to drill to put in the dead pedal?

parsonii

not a 993tt but still a porsche

Slate993tt

Yes, in that picture the dead pedal is just resting as it was taken right before I drilled the holes.

That looks spectacular. I have major case of black interior envy.

hillsdonsmith

Looks good!
Definitely made it go faster the first time I fat-footed it and stomped on brake and go-pedal simultaneously... I have same floorboard but covered mostly with floormat as mechanic suggested a lot of debris can get through holes with day to day use. Stiffer pedals are definitely nicer than stock rubber ones.

techsis

They look great and really clean up the pedal area. One question... What are the benefits over the standard setup?

BTW, your car looks great from your avatar

Kein_Ersatz

Well for me (and others), the wider go pedal gives us a chance at achieving throttle blip on down shifts.

No HTwo O

I have Rennline pedals, too. I like 'em.

V

The Rennline pedals look great. One question:

Are the black pedals anodized? It would not look good if the color wears off.. I like the black understated look as well..

I suppose the track mats are nice to have on the track, while on the street you can put the regular floor mats on top of the track mats = nice!

Slate993tt

I think this could be said for every person's avatar in this thread! But if you meant mine thank you very much...it's a 70k mile driver and I would find it very hard to not drive as its soo much fun.

Benefits: For me I like the non-rubber pedal feel but mostly I like the adjustability and being able to fine tune the "pedal feel" and of-course its much easier/more natural to heel-toe with this set-up.


Chad