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Replacement Rubber Grips

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Where can I get replacement rubber grips (the black rubber buttons) for the foot pedals? Does anyone know? I've checked Pelican, Automotion, Vertex, and they all don't carry just the rubber grips.

POST 2Original post

The dealer? The pads off my 996 TT (brake & clutch) show part # 996 423 210 03 for both. The plates you have on the gas / dead pedal just screw into the existing plastic.

POST 3Original post

I think you mean the rubber buttons on your metal pedals, right? Are they a real Porsche part, or some aftermarket kit?

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 7096927

Yes, I'm only talking about the little black rubber buttons! I'll edit the original post to clarify. My e-mail said I had a response and I got all excited... but nope, false alarm...

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