Accord Euro-R Pedals fit the 3g TL
06-19-2006, 02:31 PM
#1
Accord Euro-R Pedals fit the 3g TL
Well, I just checked the TSX gas pedal part number versus the TL one and the part numbers are the same. That means the Euro-R pedals will fit the 3g TL!
Check them out here:
https://acurazine.com/forums/sponsored-sales-group-buys-10/accord-euro-r-pedals-stock-manual-automatic-333050/
The dead pedal is a custom fit on the TSX and I suspect it is on the TL as well. But if you are inventive enough I am sure you can get around it.
We have lots of AT kits in stock, and we have a couple MTs available.....
These kits are really nice factory pieces. Gas and clutch pedals are aluminum with rubber nub. They rivet in place so they are very sturdy and have a factory fit.
Marcus
Check them out here:
https://acurazine.com/forums/sponsored-sales-group-buys-10/accord-euro-r-pedals-stock-manual-automatic-333050/
The dead pedal is a custom fit on the TSX and I suspect it is on the TL as well. But if you are inventive enough I am sure you can get around it.
We have lots of AT kits in stock, and we have a couple MTs available.....
These kits are really nice factory pieces. Gas and clutch pedals are aluminum with rubber nub. They rivet in place so they are very sturdy and have a factory fit.
Marcus
06-19-2006, 07:35 PM
#6
Originally Posted by lembowski
I really like the look, but all these pedals just seem soo expensive to me.
MrHeeltoe what is the reason pedals are soo expensive? I just have a problem pulling out more than $100 to add an accent that Only I am gonna see.
MrHeeltoe what is the reason pedals are soo expensive? I just have a problem pulling out more than $100 to add an accent that Only I am gonna see.
Well, they are actual Honda parts, for part of the reason. They fit and look really very good. Secondly, they are only available in Japan, not in the USA.
They make you feel warm and fuzzy inside. That is a real nice bonus.
Marcus
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06-20-2006, 01:50 PM
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Originally Posted by MrHeeltoe
And I'd buy a 3g TL brand new for $25K....but unfortunately that's not what they cost.
Marcus
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06-20-2006, 08:27 PM
#14
Well, I know they are more than most other pedals, but they are overpriced compared to what? Personally I think these are the only ones worth installing. Everything else is just a piece of junk, and IMO unsafe. At least these are not going to cause any problems.
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06-20-2006, 09:53 PM
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Originally Posted by MrHeeltoe
Well, I know they are more than most other pedals, but they are overpriced compared to what? Personally I think these are the only ones worth installing. Everything else is just a piece of junk, and IMO unsafe. At least these are not going to cause any problems.
Better parts = More Money
Better parts = More Money
06-21-2006, 02:47 PM
#16
People keep asking about my return policy.
I assume this is because there is a fitment concern. If they don't fit, send them back, and you get a refund. In this day and age, I am sure it is hard to believe that there are some legitamate and srcupulous people selling stuff on the internet.....well, there are and I am one of them.
OF COURSE if they don't fit I will take them back. But only if they don't fit. I am going to confirm it myself as soon as a local person comes in.
Marcus
I assume this is because there is a fitment concern. If they don't fit, send them back, and you get a refund. In this day and age, I am sure it is hard to believe that there are some legitamate and srcupulous people selling stuff on the internet.....well, there are and I am one of them.
OF COURSE if they don't fit I will take them back. But only if they don't fit. I am going to confirm it myself as soon as a local person comes in.
Marcus
06-21-2006, 04:34 PM
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Previous Owner
Is it me or does anyone else think the rubber inserts are raised pretty high? I'm wondering if that's comfortable, granted, I won't be driving barefoot, but would they look weird?
06-21-2006, 04:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Thorin78
Is it me or does anyone else think the rubber inserts are raised pretty high? I'm wondering if that's comfortable, granted, I won't be driving barefoot, but would they look weird?
They look better to the feet than the eye....come up to the OC and we will test fit them!
Marcus
06-21-2006, 06:01 PM
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If they are anything like the ones on the S2000, they will be fine. You don't feel them through sneakers (even my thin soled Pumas and driving shoes) and dress shoes. The are no different than using a pair of driving mocs that have nubby things on the soles anyway.
06-21-2006, 06:10 PM
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Originally Posted by s2ktaxi
If they are anything like the ones on the S2000, they will be fine. You don't feel them through sneakers (even my thin soled Pumas and driving shoes) and dress shoes. The are no different than using a pair of driving mocs that have nubby things on the soles anyway.
They are pretty similar:
For all practical purposes I am calling them same-same.
because it is too small.
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