info on EBAY SPORT PEDALS
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I'm not really willing to pay 150 dollars for f-sport pedals and as i was searching for deals i found these...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/LEXUS...ht_2794wt_1146
I was hoping someone could supply some info or their experience with these. Thanks.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/LEXUS...ht_2794wt_1146
I was hoping someone could supply some info or their experience with these. Thanks.
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I wouldn't get the one with F-Sport... simply becuz F-Sport doesn't make racing pedals. It spells RICE. I rather get the one with Lexus logo. Plus, I believe you need to drill into the factory pedals to install.
Why not buy Razo? I didn't like the OEM Sport Pedals or the eBay... I was never a fan of pedals with rubber stubs. I always loved the sport pedals on the 2000 Toyota Celica. I went with the Razo Formula Spec which looks pretty close to Celica. No drilling required for Razo, it comes with universal mounting brackets. Only footrest require drilling.
Wife and I love the Razo Formula Spec pedals which I installed.
Here's a picture without the footrest installed on my car.
Why not buy Razo? I didn't like the OEM Sport Pedals or the eBay... I was never a fan of pedals with rubber stubs. I always loved the sport pedals on the 2000 Toyota Celica. I went with the Razo Formula Spec which looks pretty close to Celica. No drilling required for Razo, it comes with universal mounting brackets. Only footrest require drilling.
Wife and I love the Razo Formula Spec pedals which I installed.
Here's a picture without the footrest installed on my car.
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I have those pedals. I like them. Even my wife likes them. They are grippy as the rubber does protrude quite a bit. Only downside is that drilling is required and its hard to reach everything down there.
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