Yes oblivionlord there is a part number for automatic

 

Well, looky looky what I found...even comes with a dead pedal. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Sport-Foot-M...f4d777&vxp=mtr

Installed:

 

very nice, maybe i shouldnt have gotten the OBX!

 

How do they attach Jiggavolt

 

They haven't arrived yet. Just like the OBXs with a rubber back, i'd assume. I'll post a review once I receive and install them in my build thread (link in my signature).

 

Do you currently have the ones for the xb in your tc now? do you not like them?

 

I placed an order for the xB OBX pedals with TRDsource.com and my card was charged, but the order was cancelled and refunded a couple of days later for an unspecified reason - I'm just assuming they were out of stock and didn't update their website. So I don't have any aluminum pedals yet.

Here's the install thread where I heard about them. If you can find a set, apparently they're good quality.

 

Don't know why I noticed this, but the foglight button is in the wrong location in this car ^

 

^does it matter?

Id assume they did the install themselves after...n both slots are the same so its a matter of preference

 

Exactly, and it literally takes ten seconds to swap it to the other spot anyways.

 

Haha relax, I was just kidding ^

 

I was about to say that is the spot I put mine in too is that the G#Y side or something? lol

 

eBay aluminum pedals installed: https://www.scionlife.com/forums/sho...0&postcount=14

 

Id like to see an Auto version

 

I'm looking for pedals for a Scion tC Gen 2.0.
Anything new or is this thread dead ???

 

Virtually any aftermarket pedals will fit.

 

Finally, my new TRD drill-in racing pedals arrived, and I think they look awesome !!! The metal on the pedals is nice and thick, and so is the rubber, which means these pedals are good quality. You can feel the rubber pop-ups even through your shoes so you know you have a good grip. Comes with all the hardware for installation but I used some thicker, shorter M4 countersunk screws with lock nuts for mine. The rubber on the stock clutch and brake pedals comes off easy by pulling up on the bottom corners together. The gas pedal is a piece of plastic with a strip of rubber cemented on top, so you install the new one right on top of the stock pedal. FYI, you need to bend the new gas pedal a bit to match the stock gas pedal before it will install properly (I put a piece of rubber on each end to protect the pedal and then I used a pair of vice-grips on each end so I could slowly bend the pedal. It was pretty easy), and be careful where you drill on all the pedals so you don't drill into the back parts that hold the pedals, because then you may not be able to fit a nut around the bolt/screw. You'll know what I mean when you take the rubbers off. It's an easy install if you're good with your hands and basic tools. Here's the link if anyone wants it. They have both MT (Manual) and AT (Auto). Specify in a message to the seller, during the purchase, if you want the "TRD" on them or not. https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005...55d01802VU7lDQ