Good Day All:

I haven't been posting much here lately but I am excited to offer custom-made billet aluminum pedal sets for tC's. These are "BY FAR" the best pedals on the market today! Each pedal is CNC machined for a perfect fit!

All the pedals are available with smooth or anti-slip surfaces and there is a flat or domed rubber grip option! Domed grips available in red too!




Also available for xA abd xB. Please visit my site for complete details. :D

http://secure.crisp.net/ecommerce/ze...x.php?cPath=30

 

so 54 for the break and clutch and 54 for the gas?

 

I just updated the site. I accidentally left off the tC gas pedal. The brake/clutch pedals start at $54.00 and you can add optional grips and surface finishes.

The tC gas pedal starts at $38.00 and you can also add optional grips and surface finishes. You can customize each pedal as you see fit!

 

yeah they're nice but i don't really justify spending 84 bucks for the break and clutch. nice products tho. just too pricey for me

 

If you compare these with what is already out there, our pedals cost more. As the saying goes, you get what you pay for...

Thank you for checking!

 

Custom made to order, but not custom fit-- if they require screws and nuts to mount, they're just as universal as a set of Sparco or MOMO pedals. And in comparison to those, they are waaaaaaaaay overpriced. A full set of pedals with grips for manual trans come to what, $130+? Ouch.

 

I am willing to bet they are good products . And I mean absolutely no harm here . But , " you get what you pay for " ? Come on . They are pedals . Lol . I would hope most , if not all , out there will last . I agree with the doc . But , someone will get them . The dude that wanted to check out the $ 1700 . 00 headlights in Montana . Look for him . Anyway , Good luck with these though . Again , I mean no harm . Just a guy that sees what they are in reality .

 

They are not universal. They are made specifically to fit the pedal. For example, if the pedal has a curve to it (brake/clutch), the aluminum cover is curved on the back to fit.

 

We've had some other members purchase their products for other cars. They aren't cookie cutter universal bits and they are well machined.

But in the real world we also agreed that the $180+ for three pedals would definately be better placed in something else...

I myself am not a big fan of metal pedals for daily driving as these things get slippery. You can always put some kind of adhesive to keep it from slipping but it sucks where I live. I believe they have rubber inserts that you can purchase as well...

 

The pedals are available with anti-slip surfaces and round or domed grips.