Which Pedals to buy: Porsche, RUF?
07-31-2003, 01:25 AM
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They are very easy to install. The rubber accelerator and pedals pop right off and the pedals are mounted on the bases..except for the dead pedal which is mounted right over the rubber. The Ruf pedals come with little stainless bolts and nuts. I used a couple of small "C" clamps to hold down the pedal to the base. Holes are already drilled in the pedals so you just have to push the drill bit through the predrilled holes and through the bases. The brake pedal (at least my Tip) is metal and tales longer than the accelerator...2 little bolts in each pedal. The dead pedal just screws in.
I can't locate the invoice but total cost was qround $500...certainly not cheap.
I bought mine from www.weissach.com in Canada, but I sould suggest you check the Rennlist sponsors first. There is also a company producing them w/o the RUF tm and for a lot less. I'd suggest doing a search if no one responds with information.
I can't locate the invoice but total cost was qround $500...certainly not cheap.
I bought mine from www.weissach.com in Canada, but I sould suggest you check the Rennlist sponsors first. There is also a company producing them w/o the RUF tm and for a lot less. I'd suggest doing a search if no one responds with information.
07-31-2003, 04:47 AM
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blkc4sny we are doing a group buy for pedals from carnewal. exactly like the ruf except they do not have the script, same factory, etc. if interested email me or private message me.
