The pedals have arrived!
Originally Posted by 04AcuraTL
THOSE LOOK GREAT!!!! congrats...show us pix when they r on the car n gimme a link to where u got em plz
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...=103781&page=8
Originally Posted by tlram
Hey Jatt - may be its a dumb question, but why are there 3 pedals? Isnt your car AT?
Or do they come together in a package?
Or do they come together in a package?
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So noone has had an issue with placing the gas pedal over the existing plastic gas pedal (or dead pedal for that matter)? The thickness of the aluminum isn't a problem, in otherwords... ???
I know for those with a lease... Be sure to make those mounting holes in the plastic as small as possible.... If the lease inspector would happen to see those, you will 100% get charged with a new pedal, etc... Just an FYI if any of your are lease people!
I know for those with a lease... Be sure to make those mounting holes in the plastic as small as possible.... If the lease inspector would happen to see those, you will 100% get charged with a new pedal, etc... Just an FYI if any of your are lease people!
Hey, I received my set yesterday .... but I gotta wait to put 'em on, prob next week. BTW, heres a link to giant_tcr's install https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...=103781&page=6 Post #150 and notice the Acura logo on the dead pedal.
Blitz, same question, got 'em in yet? Let us know .....
Blitz, same question, got 'em in yet? Let us know .....
Originally Posted by DarkWraith33
So noone has had an issue with placing the gas pedal over the existing plastic gas pedal (or dead pedal for that matter)? The thickness of the aluminum isn't a problem, in otherwords... ???
Originally Posted by rets
Would anyone ordering these three parts be able to measure their dimensions/size for us??? Thanks.
I bet you could just PM UltimatePedals or email them and they could send you the dimensions straight away
Originally Posted by DarkWraith33
So noone has had an issue with placing the gas pedal over the existing plastic gas pedal (or dead pedal for that matter)? The thickness of the aluminum isn't a problem, in otherwords... ???
I know for those with a lease... Be sure to make those mounting holes in the plastic as small as possible.... If the lease inspector would happen to see those, you will 100% get charged with a new pedal, etc... Just an FYI if any of your are lease people!
I know for those with a lease... Be sure to make those mounting holes in the plastic as small as possible.... If the lease inspector would happen to see those, you will 100% get charged with a new pedal, etc... Just an FYI if any of your are lease people!
Originally Posted by captain
It was my understanding that you remove the black rubber cover from the stock pedals and drill/screw these to the underlying metal.
However, for the gas (definately) and the dead pedal, you need to actually screw into them using tapping screws. Should you return to stock, you're going to have holes in your gas pedal, as well as your dead pedal.
As opposed to using self tapping (I'm an engineer... I'm leary of self tapping into plastic for aftermarket parts... but I'm nutz...) I'd like it better if you could use a machine screw and get some nuts behind them, although I don't know if that is possible for the gas pedal (didn't look close enough.)
I LOVE the look, but I think I'll be sticking with the stock...
I'm jealous of you guys with the look though, they are very nice.
Originally Posted by DarkWraith33
On my AT, on the brake that is true... Easily hidden if you wanna go back to "stock." And your going into metal.
However, for the gas (definately) and the dead pedal, you need to actually screw into them using tapping screws. Should you return to stock, you're going to have holes in your gas pedal, as well as your dead pedal.
As opposed to using self tapping (I'm an engineer... I'm leary of self tapping into plastic for aftermarket parts... but I'm nutz...) I'd like it better if you could use a machine screw and get some nuts behind them, although I don't know if that is possible for the gas pedal (didn't look close enough.)
I LOVE the look, but I think I'll be sticking with the stock...
I'm jealous of you guys with the look though, they are very nice.
However, for the gas (definately) and the dead pedal, you need to actually screw into them using tapping screws. Should you return to stock, you're going to have holes in your gas pedal, as well as your dead pedal.
As opposed to using self tapping (I'm an engineer... I'm leary of self tapping into plastic for aftermarket parts... but I'm nutz...) I'd like it better if you could use a machine screw and get some nuts behind them, although I don't know if that is possible for the gas pedal (didn't look close enough.)
I LOVE the look, but I think I'll be sticking with the stock...
I'm jealous of you guys with the look though, they are very nice.
i don't think so captain, its a wierd kind of plastic box build....even if there was something behind there to drill into, i wouldn't recommend it because if you floor it then the bolts would be sticking out the other end causing some interference also they don't give you enough bolts and washers to do so
Jatt/Giant,
How many screws did you receive? I received 8 so it's 2 per pedal (6MT).
Giant I sent you a PM with your manual kit how many did you receive? In your picture I see you screwed in 12. Am I missing 4? I need to buy from a hardware store I guess. I'll take these along to match.
How many screws did you receive? I received 8 so it's 2 per pedal (6MT).
Giant I sent you a PM with your manual kit how many did you receive? In your picture I see you screwed in 12. Am I missing 4? I need to buy from a hardware store I guess. I'll take these along to match.
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