[Kwiksilver]

i am thinking about getting the OBX pedals for my car. i have an automatic, but i was wondering how do you install them? do you have to drill anything or do they just slip on over the regular pedals?

 

[TCrazy]

no drilling, they slip on. - T

 

[VoLIMIT]

I have the OBX pedals installed for a manual and they look MONEY!!! Definitly buy them.

 

[QSJ Ed]

I saw them on a dealer tC yesterday and they were in fact pretty "money." Perhaps even "cash money." I'll be getting them.

 

[wolo]

I love mine. Highly recommended.

 

[whosthatrussian]

i might just get momo or sparco pedals when i have some cash to burn. These do look nice though, but there are other options.

 

[QSJ Ed]

Do they make pedals where you detach the originals and replace them? Perhaps drilled aluminum pedals where you can see through the holes?

 

[basilisk4]

I am money.

 

[oldster]

Check Scion tc on ebay. I have seen drilled pedals there...

 

[QSJ Ed]

Any suggestions on cool aftermarket pedals?

 

[whosthatrussian]

Hey Ed, here's a few suggestions:

Also check out this page on cardomain's store, it's got ton of options for you.

http://www.cardomain.com/shoptype/Sport+Pedals

 

[whosthatrussian]

I think i just found the pedals that i'm gonna buy.

Whaddaya think, Ed?


Also, if you wanna go with drilled alluminum, i'd definitely take a look at Sparko pedals if I were you. They have some really nice ones. Momo and Sparko are about the same price, most good pedals sell for about $50-60 bucks.

 

[QSJ Ed]

Awesome - I was considering the momo challengers - or perhaps the superturismos.

 

[whosthatrussian]

yeah, they're both really nice. Check out sparco too.

 

[Kwiksilver]

i found a set of the OBX pedals on eBay and i emailed the seller and asked him how to install the pedals. he emailed me back and said that "These are designed to fit in place of the original pedals. You just slip the old ones off, and replace them with these OBX pedals." after getting answers from you guys where you said that they just slip on without any drilling, i believe you guys.

besides, i didn't know that you could detach the original pedals, but that's not an issue here. he obviously doesn't know what he is talking about.

 

[nrhanson]

kwiksilver, I don't think you detach the regular pedals. You take off the rubber outside and then slip the OBX pedals over top of it. Just requires a little elbow grease and soapy water.

 

[QSJ Ed]

The rubber piece on your pedals is simply a cover, go try and pull it off. It will reveal metal plates attached to the pedal levers. You slide the OBX pedals over the metal plates.

 

[Kwiksilver]

oh, i see now. ok, well as long as it is easy to do i'm all for it. thanks for clearing that up nrhanson and QSJ Ed.

 

[QSJ Ed]

Anytime! It's super easy to do.

 

[Zygote55]

Originally posted by QSJ Ed@Aug 27 2004, 05:52 AM
I saw them on a dealer tC yesterday and they were in fact pretty "money." Perhaps even "cash money." I'll be getting them.

hahahahaha