Interior/Exterior Non-oem Pedal Change
#1
04-16-2005, 07:22 PM
Non-oem Pedal Change
I couldn't stand those little rubber booties that come on the MC pedals, and forget all those lame-o pedals availible through moss
(no offense, moss). The MINI pedals are OK, but they have no flair. With a wing and a proverbial prayer I ordered the MOMO Stealth wide pedals for BMWs and Mercedes, hoping for a fit.
They fit pefect and look like they belong!
Here's a pic:
Flashy, grippy and sturdy, plus they're european enough to be in my MINI.
about $108 for the whole set from www.ltbmotorsports.com (best price) with free shipping for any order over $100-
They fit exactly with some drilling- The clutch was the easiest, its plastic and lined right up;
the accel has a waffle back and wasn't too bad to line up, but I used some washers to anchor the nuts on the back and I had to clip off the excess screw end;
the brake pedal is metal so it took denting a starting spot, then holding a drill there for a minute to get through, still not too bad and again a perfect alignment;
the dead pedal has a curve and the MOMO pedal does not, so I placed a felt pad under the bottom 1/3 the attatched the screws thru the plastic dead pedal (no nut) by hand so I didn't strip them.
Enjoy another pedal choice with style!
-[[[S]]]
(no offense, moss). The MINI pedals are OK, but they have no flair. With a wing and a proverbial prayer I ordered the MOMO Stealth wide pedals for BMWs and Mercedes, hoping for a fit.They fit pefect and look like they belong!
Here's a pic:
Flashy, grippy and sturdy, plus they're european enough to be in my MINI.
about $108 for the whole set from www.ltbmotorsports.com (best price) with free shipping for any order over $100-
They fit exactly with some drilling- The clutch was the easiest, its plastic and lined right up;
the accel has a waffle back and wasn't too bad to line up, but I used some washers to anchor the nuts on the back and I had to clip off the excess screw end;
the brake pedal is metal so it took denting a starting spot, then holding a drill there for a minute to get through, still not too bad and again a perfect alignment;
the dead pedal has a curve and the MOMO pedal does not, so I placed a felt pad under the bottom 1/3 the attatched the screws thru the plastic dead pedal (no nut) by hand so I didn't strip them.
Enjoy another pedal choice with style!
-[[[S]]]
#2
04-16-2005, 07:28 PM
#3
04-17-2005, 05:50 AM
They look nice, question though.
Originally Posted by sandtoast500
I couldn't stand those little rubber booties that come on the MC pedals, and forget all those lame-o pedals availible through moss (no offense, moss). The MINI pedals are OK, but they have no flair. With a wing and a proverbial prayer I ordered the MOMO Stealth wide pedals for BMWs and Mercedes, hoping for a fit.
They fit pefect and look like they belong!
Here's a pic:
Flashy, grippy and sturdy, plus they're european enough to be in my MINI.
about $108 for the whole set from www.ltbmotorsports.com (best price) with free shipping for any order over $100-
They fit exactly with some drilling- The clutch was the easiest, its plastic and lined right up;
the accel has a waffle back and wasn't too bad to line up, but I used some washers to anchor the nuts on the back and I had to clip off the excess screw end;
the brake pedal is metal so it took denting a starting spot, then holding a drill there for a minute to get through, still not too bad and again a perfect alignment;
the dead pedal has a curve and the MOMO pedal does not, so I placed a felt pad under the bottom 1/3 the attatched the screws thru the plastic dead pedal (no nut) by hand so I didn't strip them.
Enjoy another pedal choice with style!
-[[[S]]]
(no offense, moss). The MINI pedals are OK, but they have no flair. With a wing and a proverbial prayer I ordered the MOMO Stealth wide pedals for BMWs and Mercedes, hoping for a fit.They fit pefect and look like they belong!
Here's a pic:
Flashy, grippy and sturdy, plus they're european enough to be in my MINI.
about $108 for the whole set from www.ltbmotorsports.com (best price) with free shipping for any order over $100-
They fit exactly with some drilling- The clutch was the easiest, its plastic and lined right up;
the accel has a waffle back and wasn't too bad to line up, but I used some washers to anchor the nuts on the back and I had to clip off the excess screw end;
the brake pedal is metal so it took denting a starting spot, then holding a drill there for a minute to get through, still not too bad and again a perfect alignment;
the dead pedal has a curve and the MOMO pedal does not, so I placed a felt pad under the bottom 1/3 the attatched the screws thru the plastic dead pedal (no nut) by hand so I didn't strip them.
Enjoy another pedal choice with style!
-[[[S]]]
Can't quite make that part of your picture out.
Were able to add angle to the dead pedal?
What is the surface of the pedals like for no slip when wet?
Last edited by norm03s; 04-17-2005 at 05:54 AM. Reason: add text
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04-17-2005, 09:20 AM
The gas pedal is symmetrical- just a rounded rectangle. The dead pedal is angled towards the back because of the pad underneath the bottom portion of the pedal. The pedal are machined and have pretty good grip- -I've had no slips even in some wet conditions. The bottom of each pedal has a rubber covering for even better grip. See the pics on the site where they sell them for a better pic of the pedal texture.
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