Audi Aluminium Pedal Covers - courtesy of the Midnight Mod Ninja
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Audi Aluminium Pedal Covers - courtesy of the Midnight Mod Ninja
It's interior month at the House of Chapman. My Audi RS4/6 style pedal covers arrived this afternoon. I LOVE the dead pedal - it's big enough to be a lunch tray. I spaced the pedals evenly. Everything is screwed in and super secure. Pics just don't do them justice - I'm happy.
This completes the carbon fiber and R shift knob for the interior transformation.
This completes the carbon fiber and R shift knob for the interior transformation.
Last edited by exexpat; 12-18-2010 at 03:56 AM.
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I found this Arden 04 Jaguar XJ350 Type Foot Rest (Dead Pedal)
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Arden...item5ace445b14
on eBay. Can anyone tell me if it will fit a 2002 X-Type or tell me how to find out. Thanks,
Mark
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Arden...item5ace445b14
on eBay. Can anyone tell me if it will fit a 2002 X-Type or tell me how to find out. Thanks,
Mark
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Don't worry about it. I'll just fly down and talk smack about you when I am presenting event sessions in Vegas this Spring.
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The jag pedal covers look pretty nice, but they don't have a dead pedal. The Audi pedals here look great because of the dead pedal. JMHO. The set I got for My x will make it to my wides XF, while I hunt these down
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I screwed into the rubber and metal on the brake, directly into the gas pedal and the carpet. Used 3/4" self-tapping counter sunk black screws. The holes in the carpet can be made invisible with a brush and are not very visible on the rubber. The gas pedal would need some filler a quick shot of flat black vinyl paint if I ever pulled the pedal cover.
Edit: BTW, I have ogre feet, too (12) and the key is not to center the brake pedal. I have the brake pedal cover aligned left (right side is at the edge of the rubber. That means there is about 3/4" hang over on the left, but you can't see it. I used black electrical tape to obfuscate the holes so you can't see through the left side either.
Edit: BTW, I have ogre feet, too (12) and the key is not to center the brake pedal. I have the brake pedal cover aligned left (right side is at the edge of the rubber. That means there is about 3/4" hang over on the left, but you can't see it. I used black electrical tape to obfuscate the holes so you can't see through the left side either.
Last edited by exexpat; 12-20-2010 at 12:15 PM.
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I screwed into the rubber and metal on the brake, directly into the gas pedal and the carpet. Used 3/4" self-tapping counter sunk black screws. The holes in the carpet can be made invisible with a brush and are not very visible on the rubber. The gas pedal would need some filler a quick shot of flat black vinyl paint if I ever pulled the pedal cover.
Edit: BTW, I have ogre feet, too (12) and the key is not to center the brake pedal. I have the brake pedal cover aligned left (right side is at the edge of the rubber. That means there is about 3/4" hang over on the left, but you can't see it. I used black electrical tape to obfuscate the holes so you can't see through the left side either.
Edit: BTW, I have ogre feet, too (12) and the key is not to center the brake pedal. I have the brake pedal cover aligned left (right side is at the edge of the rubber. That means there is about 3/4" hang over on the left, but you can't see it. I used black electrical tape to obfuscate the holes so you can't see through the left side either.
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Nice, I think I'll do the same, I like the look but more to the point I've got size 13 and the stock dead foot pedal fits less than half my foot. I like your idea of offsetting the brake pedal cover, make perfect sense since I find them too close together, likely to accomodate a clutch for the manual tranny model. BTW does your PC setup have bluetooth?
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