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Just wanted to know what you guys would recommend as far as aftermarket pedals....
I got a set of OBX Type-R and the f@!$% gas pedal is too big.
what kind do everyone have and do they really make a difference?

 
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I have RAZO carbon fiber pedals.....the platforms are slightly bigger than stock, and they have little pegs that are raised up to allow for positive engagement. All of that crap aside, they are really just for show[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]

 
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i saw a really nice pair of sparco pedals on the net.
sparco grip $35.
i'm interested in them, but i don't know how well they fit. link

 
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yeah, i was either thinking of getting sparco or momo. i don't think i'd suggest buying a pair online unless you are SURE that they will all fit.
just from personal experience. [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/IMG]

 
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<< I have RAZO carbon fiber pedals.....the platforms are slightly bigger than stock, and they have little pegs that are raised up to allow for positive engagement. All of that crap aside, they are really just for show[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG] >>



You're right, for the most part Amphiprion. However, if you take a close look and compare the pedals that are out there...you'll notice that some of the pedals are actually made to assist in heel / toe driving. Just look closely and you will see that some sets of pedals are made so that the gas and / or brake pedals have a bit of an extension towards eachother to assist in this form of driving. BUT...for the most part, most people buy them simply for show. [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/IMG]

 
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I think the momo's are nice........i think my girls getting em for my bday.
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I have Sparcos..they look cool but its a pain in the *** put them on

 
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The Type-R's are nice, but I would go for the Sparco's ... a world class, quality product. [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/IMG]

 
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This is pretty much how it goes...if your pedals just clip on or wrap around the stock pedals, these are show only pedals....Real race pedals have to be drilled and bolted to the stock pedals to ensure a positive connection for racing conditions

Just my $0.02

 
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<< This is pretty much how it goes...if your pedals just clip on or wrap around the stock pedals, these are show only pedals....Real race pedals have to be drilled and bolted to the stock pedals to ensure a positive connection for racing conditions

Just my $0.02 >>



True dat

Well if your not goin to race buy the one you just clip on so not to mess up you OEM pedals. And all clip on pedals are Universal.

I wonder where can I get those S2000 pedals

 
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why dont you just take a S2000 for a test drive *wink wink*

and after you do that check out the factory pedals in a C5 Corvette

 
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yeah i bought some OBX monte carlo type R pedals ......bad choice but they are really nice qaulity i had to modify the clamps for the gas pedal and clutch the damn thing keeps cummin off.... next time ill get some sparco pedals or somthing or indiglo ones! [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-frown.gif[/IMG]

 
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i got some imitation type r junks for 15 bucks for a manual set; come to find out, they are made of solid aluminum and have a great grip so i guess they arent to bad for 15 bucks

 
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hey 604, how did you modify the gas pedal?