Aluminum Pedals

[mn box s]

I just installed the complete Rennline set very nice. I like to move the pedals to where I want them not line them up perfectly. Just my two cents. I'll have pics soon. or you can see at rennline.com.

[Burg Boxster]

Originally Posted by mn box s

.... I like to move the pedals to where I want them not line them up perfectly.

in other words....... you ran into clearance issues when trying to line up the brake pedal huh? j/k of course

[gmboxster]

Those metal porsche pedals sure look sweet. Let us know how your installation goes.

[70Sixter]

Okay, this is the most recent thread I found. But there were several others I read.

Metal vs rubber nubs

Deliriousga recommended the crosshatched metal. Saw some discussion, but nothing conclusive about the rubber.

I usually wear deck shoes and do not track, altho I practice safe spirited driving.

Question is rubber nubs or bare metal?

[Thumper]

For "spirited" street driving, I like the rubber nubs. A track only car, I'd probably go with the crosshatched steel/aluminum.

Originally Posted by Thumper

For "spirited" street driving, I like the rubber nubs. A track only car, I'd probably go with the crosshatched steel/aluminum.

that's what I bought and I like them for street too, much better feel for clutchwork.

[ddb]

My set has hemispherical shaped hard plastic nubs. I haven't had any other pedals to compare them to but they work fine for me on the street.