Installation of Acura Racing Pedals
07-28-2006, 10:36 PM
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Originally Posted by KBraggs
Ehh, they look clean on black interior...but do you guys think they would look alright with parchment leather?
Silver goes with just about anything. Depends if you have the wood too.
07-29-2006, 11:12 AM
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Originally Posted by KBraggs
Ehh, they look clean on black interior...but do you guys think they would look alright with parchment leather?
08-02-2006, 11:53 PM
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Guys Would really appreciate if you members part of other fourms could do a post and let others know these are ready to go. Manual and Auto. Still around 30 sets left of each version. Put your orders in today.
08-04-2006, 07:16 AM
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I received my pedals last night. Wow i was impressed with the quick delivery since i was expecting them to be shipped out today. Anyways THANKS supercomputers for the quick delivery and great quality product.
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08-04-2006, 07:26 AM
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Originally Posted by jerzpwr
I received my pedals last night. Wow i was impressed with the quick delivery since i was expecting them to be shipped out today. Anyways THANKS supercomputers for the quick delivery and great quality product.
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08-11-2006, 05:48 PM
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All you TSX guys thanks for being Patient. The pedals are released today and orders are starting to ship. All Manual and Auto are shipping.
There are a handful of each model left if anybody is still intrested.
There are a handful of each model left if anybody is still intrested.
08-18-2006, 11:46 AM
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Guys The real job sent me to Philly this week. All the rest of the pedals are going out today. Still have a few sets left on the auto and the manual. Put in your order if intrested.
They are 149.99 Delivered our Paypal ID is ALLARNDPRODUCTS@YAHOO.COM
If you want to send a check or Money order PM Me.
Thanks
Dave
They are 149.99 Delivered our Paypal ID is ALLARNDPRODUCTS@YAHOO.COM
If you want to send a check or Money order PM Me.
Thanks
Dave
09-01-2006, 12:00 AM
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Guys and Ladies still some sets left. Get them today before there gone.
PS we are also now taking orders for a group by of Pedals with No Logos so you can go with th europe Look. Sets will be delivered in 3 weeks. Price is 149.99 Still need 5 orders to placed to confirm this group buy.
PS we are also now taking orders for a group by of Pedals with No Logos so you can go with th europe Look. Sets will be delivered in 3 weeks. Price is 149.99 Still need 5 orders to placed to confirm this group buy.
09-01-2006, 11:04 AM
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David if we have an unopened set of the logo version can we swap them out for the no logo version 
I'll pay the shipping on both
I'll pay the shipping on both
Originally Posted by Supercomputers
Guys and Ladies still some sets left. Get them today before there gone.
PS we are also now taking orders for a group by of Pedals with No Logos so you can go with th europe Look. Sets will be delivered in 3 weeks. Price is 149.99 Still need 5 orders to placed to confirm this group buy.
PS we are also now taking orders for a group by of Pedals with No Logos so you can go with th europe Look. Sets will be delivered in 3 weeks. Price is 149.99 Still need 5 orders to placed to confirm this group buy.
09-02-2006, 10:18 AM
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TSX, No Problem But at this point we dont have the required abount of people to get the GB Done, I need a min for my maker to but them back on the line. 10 is pushing it but will see what happens. Either way we can work something out if it goes forward.
09-02-2006, 10:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Supercomputers
TSX, No Problem But at this point we dont have the required abount of people to get the GB Done, I need a min for my maker to but them back on the line. 10 is pushing it but will see what happens. Either way we can work something out if it goes forward.
09-02-2006, 02:42 PM
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If you want to get on the list for the TSX Pedals you have to PM me and I can ad you. I need 10-15 people and we have about 6 right now. ALso if you want a set with logos we are shipping now.
Manual and Auto are 149.99 Delivered.
WE can ship the day you pay.
Manual and Auto are 149.99 Delivered.
WE can ship the day you pay.
09-02-2006, 04:30 PM
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Installed the pedals today, (AT) and I have to say it was a bigger job than we were anticipating.
First, dead pedal, easy, 4 holes drilled, 4 screws screwed in. Done.
Next, brake pedal. A whole different story. AT brake pedal has a depression in the middle so if the new pedal was placed directly on the backing plate the rubber inserts in the new pedal would not be raised and projecting through the pedal. We had to put in a rubber shim to fill up the depression in the brake pedal. Then we were able to put on the brake pedal.
Also, despite reading in a previous post about taking off the shroud under the steering column to allow for more drilling room, we were unable to remove it. Dunno why. It just wouldn't seem to release after we removed all the screws.
Gas pedal: attempted to remove it from the base to allow for more room to tighten the bolts but it would not release. Earlier post explained how to do this but it would not release. Continued install without freeing the base of the pedal.
Not the easiest thing to get behind the pedal to tighten the bolts but finally got it done. Oh, and during all this we dropped one of the bolts and couldn't retrieve it since we couldn't get the gas pedal released from the base. This necessitated a trip to the hardware store to get a replacement bolt.
Total time spent: about 4 hours.
Obviously we are not mechanics, but my husband (who of course did most of the work) is an electrician so is pretty comfortable with tools and such.
Now that they are on though, I really like the way they look
BUT, had I known what a PITA install this would be I would have passed on these.
First, dead pedal, easy, 4 holes drilled, 4 screws screwed in. Done.
Next, brake pedal. A whole different story. AT brake pedal has a depression in the middle so if the new pedal was placed directly on the backing plate the rubber inserts in the new pedal would not be raised and projecting through the pedal. We had to put in a rubber shim to fill up the depression in the brake pedal. Then we were able to put on the brake pedal.
Also, despite reading in a previous post about taking off the shroud under the steering column to allow for more drilling room, we were unable to remove it. Dunno why. It just wouldn't seem to release after we removed all the screws.
Gas pedal: attempted to remove it from the base to allow for more room to tighten the bolts but it would not release. Earlier post explained how to do this but it would not release. Continued install without freeing the base of the pedal.
Not the easiest thing to get behind the pedal to tighten the bolts but finally got it done. Oh, and during all this we dropped one of the bolts and couldn't retrieve it since we couldn't get the gas pedal released from the base. This necessitated a trip to the hardware store to get a replacement bolt.
Total time spent: about 4 hours.
Obviously we are not mechanics, but my husband (who of course did most of the work) is an electrician so is pretty comfortable with tools and such.
Now that they are on though, I really like the way they look
BUT, had I known what a PITA install this would be I would have passed on these.
09-02-2006, 06:47 PM
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Originally Posted by cmschwartz59
Installed the pedals today, (AT) and I have to say it was a bigger job than we were anticipating.
First, dead pedal, easy, 4 holes drilled, 4 screws screwed in. Done.
Next, brake pedal. A whole different story. AT brake pedal has a depression in the middle so if the new pedal was placed directly on the backing plate the rubber inserts in the new pedal would not be raised and projecting through the pedal. We had to put in a rubber shim to fill up the depression in the brake pedal. Then we were able to put on the brake pedal.
Also, despite reading in a previous post about taking off the shroud under the steering column to allow for more drilling room, we were unable to remove it. Dunno why. It just wouldn't seem to release after we removed all the screws.
Gas pedal: attempted to remove it from the base to allow for more room to tighten the bolts but it would not release. Earlier post explained how to do this but it would not release. Continued install without freeing the base of the pedal.
Not the easiest thing to get behind the pedal to tighten the bolts but finally got it done. Oh, and during all this we dropped one of the bolts and couldn't retrieve it since we couldn't get the gas pedal released from the base. This necessitated a trip to the hardware store to get a replacement bolt.
Total time spent: about 4 hours.
Obviously we are not mechanics, but my husband (who of course did most of the work) is an electrician so is pretty comfortable with tools and such.
Now that they are on though, I really like the way they look
BUT, had I known what a PITA install this would be I would have passed on these.
First, dead pedal, easy, 4 holes drilled, 4 screws screwed in. Done.
Next, brake pedal. A whole different story. AT brake pedal has a depression in the middle so if the new pedal was placed directly on the backing plate the rubber inserts in the new pedal would not be raised and projecting through the pedal. We had to put in a rubber shim to fill up the depression in the brake pedal. Then we were able to put on the brake pedal.
Also, despite reading in a previous post about taking off the shroud under the steering column to allow for more drilling room, we were unable to remove it. Dunno why. It just wouldn't seem to release after we removed all the screws.
Gas pedal: attempted to remove it from the base to allow for more room to tighten the bolts but it would not release. Earlier post explained how to do this but it would not release. Continued install without freeing the base of the pedal.
Not the easiest thing to get behind the pedal to tighten the bolts but finally got it done. Oh, and during all this we dropped one of the bolts and couldn't retrieve it since we couldn't get the gas pedal released from the base. This necessitated a trip to the hardware store to get a replacement bolt.
Total time spent: about 4 hours.
Obviously we are not mechanics, but my husband (who of course did most of the work) is an electrician so is pretty comfortable with tools and such.
Now that they are on though, I really like the way they look
BUT, had I known what a PITA install this would be I would have passed on these.
wasn't it tough drilling the holes on the break pedal? i also had a hard time getting the gas pedal off but somehow managed. Did the rubber shim work in filling in the grove?
09-02-2006, 07:11 PM
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Yes, the rubber shim worked. I'd love to know how you got that gas pedal off. We worked on that for a while and never got it to come loose. The brake pedal was hard to drill. It was difficult to get the right angle so we had to make the hole a bit larger. All in all it looks fine. Tough job though.
09-02-2006, 09:41 PM
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Originally Posted by cmschwartz59
Yes, the rubber shim worked. I'd love to know how you got that gas pedal off. We worked on that for a while and never got it to come loose. The brake pedal was hard to drill. It was difficult to get the right angle so we had to make the hole a bit larger. All in all it looks fine. Tough job though.
I have a diagram in my installation thread.
09-06-2006, 10:28 AM
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Originally Posted by jesuswalks
Now i want to buy one auto set but i just got my car and im not a DIY kind of person, Could my dealer do this for me? How much do you think it would cost for labor?
it is not that difficult to install... i suggest u do the install urself and save a few bucks..
i dunno where ur from but if people around u have install meets just take them thier and im sure people will gladly help.
09-07-2006, 02:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Supercomputers
Guys and Ladies still some sets left. Get them today before there gone.
PS we are also now taking orders for a group by of Pedals with No Logos so you can go with th europe Look. Sets will be delivered in 3 weeks. Price is 149.99 Still need 5 orders to placed to confirm this group buy.
PS we are also now taking orders for a group by of Pedals with No Logos so you can go with th europe Look. Sets will be delivered in 3 weeks. Price is 149.99 Still need 5 orders to placed to confirm this group buy.
I'm game for this... is there a formal GB thread?
09-07-2006, 05:03 PM
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Originally Posted by jerzpwr
have u checked the black market?
how many guys out there want the pedals w/ no logo? should we start a list or is supercomp keeping one?