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They look sharp, but if I put in a set, I want them to offer better heel and toe ability and GREAT grip on rubber or leather shoes.
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Been considering aluminum pedals and am interested in people's experience with them. I've looked at everything out there and am not convinced the performance is any better than stock - especially since Porsche doesn't offer them. They look sharp, but if I put in a set, I want them to offer better heel and toe ability and GREAT grip on rubber or leather shoes.
So, let me have it - your experiences - good or bad.
Thanks,
Kurt
I thought I would get used to blipping with rolling the foot..... But I couldnt get used to it. Heel and toe for me. Yes, the pedal helps (well, me anyway) but with the side extension.
My opinion, FWIW - I don't like the rubber dots. If anything I find they offer less grip when shoes are wet. Wet rubber on wet rubber just doesn't work.
I like the perforated style from Rennline, had them on my '02 C4S for years. Started with the extension to help learn heel-toe but took it off after I got better at it.
Just ordered the grid style from SPR Racing for my '09 C2S. It has the PDK tranny so no more heel-toe for me.
do you have to drill your stock pedal to do this ? I mean can it be reverted easily for resale ?
Because a car with that kind of pedals... the buyer immediately think...oh this guy.. he is having happy foot !
I have these in silver with the red extension ^. MUCH better than the stock whimpy pedals. Not only do they feel better, but they allow a much better heel toe.
I only added a side extension gas pedal to my 993 and painted it matte black. I kept the stock brake and clutch because I don't like the way the aluminum pedals look.
Those aren't OEM parts. I was confused by this and confirmed it with Suncoast. It's not clear to me if the manufacturer of those parts has licensed the logo or not, but I would assume so since a dealer is selling them.
I bought the set from Suncoast. It helped me with my heel and toe during DE's. I bit of a pain to install(drilling in confined space and working with small hardware). They look great. Great mod for the pirice.
