Frosted Smooth finish with custom engraving and 3/4" heeltoe extension on the gas pedal. I have yet to put the polyurethane grip inserts in. This pic is with the pedals right out of the box.

Sorry for the crappy pic. My camera bit the dust so I had to use my phone.

 

congrads man..lookin greattt...now just get some pics with the grips in and installed on teh car...i was on the fence with these but ur pics will determine which side i will fall onto

Travis

 

Beeyootiful!

 

very nice,props for the custom engraving

 

Wow, those look really good.

 

Looks great. I may have to look into these.

 

Yes Very nice.. Im wondering of they come on Black with the same engraving? (so that the engraved part is more noticeable)

Very nice, "low key" mod man!

 

and the total damage was.....$$$$$???.....<<<<<<<<<<------ envious

 

Looks nice. Extension on gas pedal is new too. I need to ask Ultimate Pedal how much the grip inserts would be. Anyone any idea? I bought them in the group buy in early 2004.

 

Where did you get them?

 

Check out the Ultimate Pedals Group Buy thread in the Group Buy Forum.
https://acurazine.com/forums/sponsored-sales-group-buys-10/ultimate-pedals-door-sills-group-buy-339393/

 

congrats looks nice . i got mine coming footrest is TL and gas pedal is A-Spec...

 

Any pics after the install?

 

Looks great. Wish I would have done some engraving now that I see them.

 

looks really nice with the two engravings. $50 for them is a bit much for me though.

 

thanks guys...total damage was about $240. I know, it sounds ridiculous for pedals, but I can honestly say they fit perfect! They look REALLY good in the car...The heeltoe extension seems like the only added functionality in this case; however, it seems like I have much better feel with the clutch...the extension on the gas pedal is nothing less than great. I can get to the gas with the right side of my feet while on the brake whereas previously it was quite awkward, at least for me. Installed pics in just a few minutes...

 

here they are the installed...

What do you think?

 

The grip inserts were priced at around $10 per dozen. The heeltoe added $15.

 

....looks great man..congrads on a great choice

 

nice look! oh and i was wondering what that silver box under the trunk button was...just curious

 

The Silver box is an tein EDFC thats used to control the tein SS adjustable coilover suspension. It allows us to control the dampening on the shocks, we can make it ride soft like it was some what stock or make it ride stiff so we can take corners like a sports car

Travis

 

yep, and here's some more info

 

Thanks ITL for info. $10/doz is pretty steep.

Your setup looks damn good.

 

thanks acuracy and itl...never knew about that, one more thing to add to my wishlist hehe

 

Agreed Thanks!

For me, the EDFC is a necessity with the adjustable damping...I don't regret it at all.

 

Today was a great day to install stuff...no rain and planty of sun~~
anyways these pedals are using one of the greatest material i have seen. This installation took me about 20 minute to install, however to install the pedals wasn't that hard, the hardest part was to insert those black rubber thing.
here are the pictures...of my 20 minute project

and


ps ITL, sorry to post in your thread, coz don't feel like to creat a new thread since we got our product from the same source...

steve

 

np...what finish did you order? I ordered frost, but if yours are frost, then my order was wrong and I got shiny oh well, they still look really good!!!

 

I didn't wan to say anything, I thought it was your camera... but it certainly looks like you got the shiny from your photos.
Still not feeling the rubber inserts... dig the TL on the gas pedal though.

I'll snap photo of my shiny anti-slips (love the texture, very secure on my feet).

 

I gotta say, I think they messed your order up in the right way ITL. The shinny looks better in my opinion

 

yea, some how i feel the same way about your order. coz it looks too shiny for me. however it has the different texture... hope you like your order tho!! but only thing i wish i did to my order was the engraving like yours on the driver footrest~~coz my looks too "what should i said" plain!! but anyways that looks pretty cool tho!congrats
steve

edit: btw i might paint those screws black so it gonna match rest of those inserts~~

 

I'm sure you could get them engraved somewhere around town. Look for places that engrave trophy's and such. You might get a better deal

 

Did you guys leave the stock rubber pedal covers on or remove them?

 

I agree...I guess Rob was looking out for me!

The rubber covers come off the clutch and brake. The footrest and gas pedals are plastic. I used the supplied self-tapping screws to drill into the plastic, after drilling a small pilot hole.

 

for those AT's tler, you are in luck. coz once you take off the rubber pedal cover, there will be two holes waitting for you to put in screws that rob provides, no drill needed!! good luck~~

 

but the problem is that i kinda run out of spaces by those inserts, not much engraving for me~~i guess

 

Aside from looking better, have you guys found these pedals to be better functionally? Thanks.

 

Reading pawns you

 

I did already read that but there are OTHER people posting in this thread who purchased the pedals thus the wording "guys". Thanks for being so helpful though.

 

I have the anti-slip surface ones and I find them to be much better grip-wise than the stock rubber and plastic.

 

first day experience of these pedals. they are good looking on the first time install. but after a day driving, i can see some scratches already and let me tell you it ain't good looking(btw my was frost all the way, which is easily to get scratches). so for those who haven't install their pedals, here is a suggestion for you: Use scotch tape (you know those kind of magic ones/frost as well, once you apply these tape you can't tell its there), to cover the pedals first and then install it up.
again don't get me wrong guys, it's an awesome pedal. it's just need more care when you step on the gas and brakes...