New, aluminum pedals?
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finally finished
So I finally finished drilling the brake pedal.
I used a titanium drill and it was much better.
Unfortunately my drill died on me (from abuse I guess) even though it was brand new !!!.
Here is a picture of my Carnewal pedals
I used a titanium drill and it was much better.
Unfortunately my drill died on me (from abuse I guess) even though it was brand new !!!.
Here is a picture of my Carnewal pedals
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Originally Posted by kilrgt
Looks good, I cant believe I drove my car with out them..I am sure you will feel teh saem once you get used to them
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On the contrary I found the stock pedals much easier to heel-toe downshift than aftermarket pedals. My driving shoes tended to get hung up sometimes on the aftermarket pedals. Bottom line, the plain old standard pedals are excellent for heel toe work, especially the way it's taught at PDE.
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Originally Posted by Mike C4S
I got my pedals atBrandywine Porsche I believe they were $115