TL-S Pedals
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TL-S Pedals
Did anyone change the stock pedals to one of those aluminum pedals? Is it a good/bad idea? Is it difficult to change? Any change after installing the aluminum pedals?
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I've looked around and have seen quite a variety of pedals.
Anyone recommend any that do not require drilling on an 02' TLS?
Also, what is involved in getting the lighted pedals? I'm not sure if they are too cheesy or not yet, but curious about the install process.
Thanx.
Marc
Anyone recommend any that do not require drilling on an 02' TLS?
Also, what is involved in getting the lighted pedals? I'm not sure if they are too cheesy or not yet, but curious about the install process.
Thanx.
Marc
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Re: TL-S Pedals
Originally posted by koreanhaslanded
Did anyone change the stock pedals to one of those aluminum pedals?...
Did anyone change the stock pedals to one of those aluminum pedals?...
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^ those are sweet!
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Althought the brake pedal is sort of small
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Mostly for looks. Its a big up for me because I mostly wear sandles in FL and drive my car barefooted so I like the feel of the little rubber balls on the pedals. Also the brake pedal is bigger. The bad thing is if you installed them incorrectly or you have those stick on pedals, then it might come off while you're driving and cause an accident. Also some can make the pedals too close together. They aren't hard to install, but that depends on what type you get. But still its mostly for look.
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Originally posted by TypeSDragon
I got the razo aluminium / carbon fiber. No drilling involved.
I got the razo aluminium / carbon fiber. No drilling involved.
They really look sweet!
-Marc
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I have Conrero pedals...they are direct replacements. Here is a pic of them and the link in case the pic is a red x.
Conrero Pedals
Conrero Pedals
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SlyTLS
can't see pic.
linky no worky.
can u repost?
and can you post instructions(detailed) on how to go about removing the stock pedals and installing the new pedals? THX
can't see pic.
linky no worky.
can u repost?
and can you post instructions(detailed) on how to go about removing the stock pedals and installing the new pedals? THX
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Originally posted by koreanhaslanded
SlyTLS
can't see pic.
linky no worky.
can u repost?
and can you post instructions(detailed) on how to go about removing the stock pedals and installing the new pedals? THX
SlyTLS
can't see pic.
linky no worky.
can u repost?
and can you post instructions(detailed) on how to go about removing the stock pedals and installing the new pedals? THX
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Originally posted by TypeSDragon
I got the razo aluminium / carbon fiber. No drilling involved.
I got the razo aluminium / carbon fiber. No drilling involved.
Thanks.
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TL pedal design?
Hey all, we're about to design a new pedal for the TL. I was just wondering what everyone thinks a good design would be? Here's our CL pedal:
You can e-mail suggestions to jw@autovation.net
Thanks!
You can e-mail suggestions to jw@autovation.net
Thanks!
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Pedal Installation..
Originally posted by koreanhaslanded
oh wow..that looks awesome!
Does it require drilling to install?
oh wow..that looks awesome!
Does it require drilling to install?
However, I'm kinda just looking for design ideas here?
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Originally posted by koreanhaslanded
how about bigger holes? I personally like big holes on pedals.
I guess you can make the S red also?
how about bigger holes? I personally like big holes on pedals.
I guess you can make the S red also?
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I have Razo Aluminum pedals... no drill necessary... looks so much nicer than the regular rubber pedals. Easy to install too by the way.
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This installation...is it on a TL or CL. Will these pedals fit on the TL as well? I always thought they were the same but I got an email from autovation and they said it was for CL and hasn't been tested for fitting on the TL. Anyone know if it's the same or not?
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I am working with Autovation to get them to properly fit.. I sent them pictures and templates of our pedals. He said hopefully within a week or 2 the pedals should be ready for testing.. I will update everyone when I get them and take pics...
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don't worry about the drilling, if you don't like it, you can always put the black rubbers back on and you won't see the holes. I'm going to assume the CL's fit the TL's?? Aren't they the same pedal??