dumb question (aftermarket pedals)
okay... for true replacement pedals (the Sparco Racers, Momo etc.) what's the install like for the S2000? i've looked all over the 'net for install instructions for them and can't find anything at all.
any help?
any help?
see my earlier comments (in another thread) on spacing vis a vis heal-toe. i'm forced to either relearn with a new technique, as the stock pedals are too wide for my smaller than average feet and the "right foot roll" technique that i'm used to thus won't work, or replace the pedals with a set that has tighter spacing. i've been trying to retrain myself but the muscle memory is simply too strong (and to be honest i'm somewhat lazy).
so... i'm left with the only attractive offer being to replace the pedals as noted above. but i have no idea if there are straight-forward replacement pedals (use a torq head driver to remove the stock pedals and then bolt on replacements) or not, and in either case - i would love to know how to go about doing the installation (i.e. do all racing style pedals come as blanks with templates and you drill them to match the bolt pattern, etc.).
so... i'm left with the only attractive offer being to replace the pedals as noted above. but i have no idea if there are straight-forward replacement pedals (use a torq head driver to remove the stock pedals and then bolt on replacements) or not, and in either case - i would love to know how to go about doing the installation (i.e. do all racing style pedals come as blanks with templates and you drill them to match the bolt pattern, etc.).
Originally posted by Utah S2K
Keep the stock ones and add a matching Mingster Dead Pedal.
Keep the stock ones and add a matching Mingster Dead Pedal.
P.S. The silver and red pedals look AWESOME with my car. The website has a pair of Silver/Yellow; Silver/Black/Yellow; and Black/Yellow. I am sure that you will like the finished look
[Edited by Humanatek on 03-11-2001 at 01:17 PM]
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