YOUR RESEARCHAluminum foot pedals
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I like the look and assume that I'll like the feel of aluminum pedals for my '99 996. I've seen Vosstek, Ruf, TechArt and others. Any suggestions, comments on which are better? This would be for street use. I don't track or autocross at this time. Carl
Carl, I had posted a similar thread recently. If you search for aluminum pedals you will probably find it. Some replies had pictures as well. Ruf pedals (aluminum with black rubber buttons)seem to be the most popular and the most expensive (~$500 w/dead pedal). I ended up deciding on the Cargraphics pedals, they are the same size/shape as stock pedals, all aluminum, ~$349 w/dead pedal. Installation is the same for all and fairly straight forward. Good luck.
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