will this pedal fit in the m3?

[leJUNd]

This looks sick.
http://accessories.bmwusa.com/ItemVi...&productId=611
anyone know if this fit the m3?
It's listed in the regular 3 series accessories but not in the M3 list...
seems a bit overpriced but gotta pay to look good.

[Technic]

Originally Posted by accordingi2ime

This looks sick.
http://accessories.bmwusa.com/ItemVi...&productId=611
anyone know if this fit the m3?
It's listed in the regular 3 series accessories but not in the M3 list...
seems a bit overpriced but gotta pay to look good.

Yes... http://www.m3post.com/forums/showpos...3&postcount=72

[SV Concepts III]

Yep they are compatible.

[lebreeze]

yea I have them on my car

[leJUNd]

Originally Posted by lebreeze

yea I have them on my car

Do you have DCT? if you do did you have to get the manual pedals?
I am asking because DCT's have small break pedals like the manual and I am not sure if I am suppose to get the manual pedals or automatic pedals

thanks for your help

[cipher5]

Originally Posted by accordingi2ime

Do you have DCT? if you do did you have to get the manual pedals?
I am asking because DCT's have small break pedals like the manual and I am not sure if I am suppose to get the manual pedals or automatic pedals

thanks for your help

Get the manual set.

[lebreeze]

I have a 6mt

[JCtx]

Are you going to spend $150 for THAT???? You can get this for less money, even after missing a 20% discount deadline yesterday (lifted the pic from the GB thread titled 'ultimate pedals group buy' over the 'exterior/cosmetic parts' sub-forum of the classifieds):

[mPlasticDesign]

Originally Posted by elp_jc

Are you going to spend $150 for THAT???? You can get this for less money....

Actually Tischer sells the OEM pedals for only $115. Some feel they blend better with the existing dead pedal. I have them on my car and like them.

http://www.trademotion.com/partlocat...catalogid=4462

[JCtx]

Originally Posted by ///Metak

Actually Tischer sells the OEM pedals for only $115. Some feel they blend better with the existing dead pedal.

That's certainly better. But which pedals are sexier????

They have lots of options; check them out at www.ultimatepedals.com . If you want them to blend in, your best (and the cheapest) alternative would be shiny pedals with grip inserts (choices are rounded or flat); they'd match the dead petal even better than those. I chose mine shiny but anti-slip, since I don't like rubber in my pedals. Mine will look just like the pic above but shinier (the above ones are 'frosted' another extra-cost option), and for 6MT, with engraving just showing the 'M' logo, to match that of the dead pedal. My pedals won't match the dead pedal perfectly, but neither do the stock rubber ones. A sports car needs aluminum pedals IMO; those above are nice, but more in line with a 335, rather than an in-your-face M3 . Take care.

[SV Concepts III]

My only worry with those ultimate pedals is there is not too much rubber on there for grip. They should be fine in the dry but in the wet, it would be awfully slippery.

[JCtx]

Originally Posted by Nick@Jlevi SW

My only worry with those ultimate pedals is there is not too much rubber on there for grip. They should be fine in the dry but in the wet, it would be awfully slippery.

I never had a problem with just the anti-slip finish myself, but I rarely drive my 'toys' in the rain (never on purpose). if in addition to anti-slip you choose the flat rubber inserts, I'd say it'd be pretty close to all-rubber pedals (and you can add them later). However, if you constantly drive in the rain, it might be a good idea to skip on those pedals indeed... or dry your feet on the mats before driving . Take care.