Hello People
I am wondering that did you guys buy the Stock pedals pad for manual transmission? If you guys did, where did you guys buy it?

Also I check the estore on acura, they only have that for 2012 models.

If you guys know the prices for the stock MT pedals pad and where can get it, please tell me about it.


Thanks for advance.

 

You just want the pedals? well then wouldn't the 2012 ones work? they should all be the same.

 

yea, like the fuel pedal, break pedal and the clutch pedal.

The picture show it below, this is AT, I wanna get a MT one.
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in this picture it shows the fuel one it cost 200 bucks, the break and the clutch cost 50 bucks for each, Footrest is 49 bucks each. they are very expensive. I am trying to find a solution that can these things cheaper. do you have any ideas?

Thanks

 

one more question, does these things can fit in 09 tsx?

 

Me too man! I want the MT version. But I don't think its available. Although the Civic SI is same part numbers I'm pretty sure.

 

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hey man, did you see the #30, 32, and 33 on the picture? this picture from 2012 tsx. also, I check the pedal from 09 on acura estore, its the same picture, it didnt include 30,32,33 on it.

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price for #30, 32, and 33. they are expensive.

do you have any clue to get these things cheaper?

 

yeah the Civic SI will be cheaper. But not by much I imagine. You could also get a "knock-off version" of the accelerator on ebay and then buy two of the 32 and one of the 33 listed in the diagram.

 

I just search on ebay. I see nothing on sale for these things.
and what you mean for the knock-off version?
If you see it before, could you post the link here? Thanks

 

i bought my "knockoff" AT set for $28 on ebay. it says ACURA on it too.

 

I saw there is AT version on sell. but I saw the stock MT version is the best one tho.

 

The pedals in the Special Edition 6mt should work

 

Look In ebay on a sellerneverland-germany

 

yes. but they are too expensive like if I buy them together on acura it costs like 500 bucks for 30 32 and 33 on the diagram.

 

cant find it on ebay.
do you have link for this user?

 

140$ + shipping



Here the Link to Ebay Germany
http://www.ebay.de/itm/281228684542?...84.m1438.l2649

 

That's not too bad at all

 

Part number for left hand MT vehicle 08U74-TL0-600

http://www.lingshondaparts.com/honda...&block_03=3450

 

Hey man, Thanks for you information, Question: does this fit 09 TSX?

 

Yeah that looks like it will fit the 09 just fine

 

Yes! 09 to 14 is the same.

 

yo man, U should get one haha.

 

yea man. I will order it tho.

 

Thank You for your information. this information gives me less worry to get this part and put them to my car. I will buy it with the spoiler on tomorrow. or maybe this week.

 

Looking to get a set of SE pedals for my 2011 6sp Tech.

I checked out this place LINGS Is this everything I need? all three pedals plus the foot rest?

Or should I go here and get 30, 32(x2) and 34? Anyone know if it comes with an installation kit like Lings did?

I'll also contact Healtoe and see if they can get the the manual trans pedal kit back in as I only see the auto kit right now.

Thanks for the wealth of info above and I appreciate any help as well.

 

https://acurazine.com/forums/showpos...9&postcount=80
https://acurazine.com/forums/showpos...3&postcount=97

This is what I did for my 2009 6sp MT

 

Is the fitment on the accelerator pedal exact?? Because I'm def not spending 300 bucks for #30 for just the "look" lol

 

If I remember right, the fitment on the accelerator pedal was short on the bottom by 1/8-1/4", but you can't really see it after the floor mat is installed. The composite material of the that pedal is really dense, so drill the right size hole for the screws; too small of a hole and you'll work your ass off screwing the plate screws in. Hope that helps.

 

is this the one you bought?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Sport-AT-Ped...78c7d4&vxp=mtr

also how hard was it to install it?

 

That looks like it.. it's easy to install. Just a few holes need to be drilled in the original pads and then you screw them on.