sport pedals
11-06-07, 10:30 PM
#32
I checked with that vendor and he said this is for AT IS250/IS350 only. So that is most likely the E-brake pedal that Sewell kit does not include.
You would most like be drilling some holes in your existing pedals to install them though... not sure if I want to take that path.
Last edited by Jay.Diem; 11-06-07 at 10:34 PM.
11-09-07, 01:07 PM
#35
I have a MT so I don't know, but when I inquired at my dealership (Lexus Stevens Creek) this morning, the parts guy told me that Lexus stopped selling the pedal kit because too many accelerators were damaged from people trying to put them in. Lexus now sells the entire accelerator with pedal attached but it runs for about $400.
They do sell the pedals individually, however. He got the gas pedal from the Toyota dealership. He also offered to give me $10 off of each part. Total price would have been $160 after tax.
For those with MT, clutch and brake pedal are the same. For those with AT, no parking brake pedal. So any that you buy from eBay or wherever is not an official Lexus part.
They do sell the pedals individually, however. He got the gas pedal from the Toyota dealership. He also offered to give me $10 off of each part. Total price would have been $160 after tax.
For those with MT, clutch and brake pedal are the same. For those with AT, no parking brake pedal. So any that you buy from eBay or wherever is not an official Lexus part.
12-05-07, 07:12 PM
#40
Driver School Candidate
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Washington
Posts: 31
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Sorry for the bump -
I'm not used to aluminum pedal installations like this. I'm only used to the kinda where you remove a rubber cover and drill aluminum plates on to the metal base.
So the foot rest clips on.
The brake pedal slides on, like what I am used to.
And the gas pedal - you replace the entire pedal? Can you just drill it on?
I'm not used to aluminum pedal installations like this. I'm only used to the kinda where you remove a rubber cover and drill aluminum plates on to the metal base.
So the foot rest clips on.
The brake pedal slides on, like what I am used to.
And the gas pedal - you replace the entire pedal? Can you just drill it on?
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
