BMW Performance pedals -- installation

aajami · 03-20-2009, 08:12 PM

Hey guys,

Does anyone know if the BMW Performance pedals pictured below (gas and brake only) are actual pedal replacements, or do they simply bolt on top of your existing ones? If it's the former, does anyone have any experience with the installation process? Is it relatively straightforward?

Thanks.

Kev · 03-20-2009, 08:45 PM

For the brake pedal, you have to remove the rubber cover and drill through the metal pedal to install the aluminum pedal cover.

For the gas pedal, you do not need to remove the rubber cover. The aluminum pedal cover goes over it and you just drill through the rubber cover.

markymarc1979 · 03-21-2009, 10:36 AM

Drilling through the metal is a bitch. Make sure your bit is sharp and you have a steady hand. The pedals come with a paper overlay that you use to line up the holes.

SV Concepts III · 03-21-2009, 12:41 PM

These go right over your existing pedals. Just make sure to use tungsten bits for the brake and clutch pedal. The gas and footrest are easy.

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Kev Critical Care Anesthesiologist 481 Rep 8,828 Posts Drives: SMB F83 Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Seattle, WA iTrader: (24) Garage List 2009 Porsche 911 Ca ... [9.50]	For the brake pedal, you have to remove the rubber cover and drill through the metal pedal to install the aluminum pedal cover. For the gas pedal, you do not need to remove the rubber cover. The aluminum pedal cover goes over it and you just drill through the rubber cover. __________________ kev { divinum est sedate dolorem } "your friendly neighborhood critical care anesthesiologist"
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markymarc1979 Banned 269 Rep 2,534 Posts Drives: 16 G12 + 15 F06 + 17 F15 Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Oakville, Ontario iTrader: (4) Garage List 2009 BMW E93 [0.00] 2012 BMW 750xi [0.00]	Drilling through the metal is a bitch. Make sure your bit is sharp and you have a steady hand. The pedals come with a paper overlay that you use to line up the holes.
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SV Concepts III Lieutenant General 375 Rep 17,017 Posts Drives: BMW Duh Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Santa Clara iTrader: (13)	These go right over your existing pedals. Just make sure to use tungsten bits for the brake and clutch pedal. The gas and footrest are easy.
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