STI Pedals
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From: Hampshire
Hooray
Mine arrived Saturday, loud pedal was the worst to fit. Finding the right Allen key was a pain. But they look good and the car seems to go faster ....
Is this the biggest GB ever??
Thanks Simon & Ray
Tom
Is this the biggest GB ever??
Thanks Simon & Ray
Tom
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From: www.stiracing.com
Originally Posted by duSTI
Have'nt had my two sets yet, should I be worried?
Jim
Jim
Not yet Jim,
I sent the pedals off last Monday so it's only one week gone by. The post office says 8-11 days so for people who have got them it's just a bonus!
Good luck for tomorrow!
Simon
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From: Bouncing off the rev limiter @ 9K
Originally Posted by Simon Lau
Not yet Jim,
I sent the pedals off last Monday so it's only one week gone by. The post office says 8-11 days so for people who have got them it's just a bonus!
Good luck for tomorrow!
Simon
I sent the pedals off last Monday so it's only one week gone by. The post office says 8-11 days so for people who have got them it's just a bonus!
Good luck for tomorrow!
Simon
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An update:
Fitted 'toys' this afternoon, took about 20 mins (I had the right allen key, helps that I work for a Tool Company!!) and I have to say that they have added at least 50 bhp, knocked at least 5 seconds off 0-100 and they look bloody fantastic!!
One of my best additions to date.
STI stuff is totally top quality (Is that why its so 'kin dear!!??)
Hope you all get the increase in performance and silly smiles!!
Regards
Glennage.
Fitted 'toys' this afternoon, took about 20 mins (I had the right allen key, helps that I work for a Tool Company!!) and I have to say that they have added at least 50 bhp, knocked at least 5 seconds off 0-100 and they look bloody fantastic!!
One of my best additions to date.
STI stuff is totally top quality (Is that why its so 'kin dear!!??)
Hope you all get the increase in performance and silly smiles!!
Regards
Glennage.
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Hi Big Sinky,
Anyone who hasn't received their pedals, please kindly be patient as it will take 8-11 days to reach the destination as quoted by the post office. The pedals were sent last Monday so they will arrive in the next couple of days for everyone who hasn't received them. Based on personal experience, goods take a little longer in certain postal areas but they will get there...I haven't lost anything yet and don't intend to.
Best regards,
Simon
Anyone who hasn't received their pedals, please kindly be patient as it will take 8-11 days to reach the destination as quoted by the post office. The pedals were sent last Monday so they will arrive in the next couple of days for everyone who hasn't received them. Based on personal experience, goods take a little longer in certain postal areas but they will get there...I haven't lost anything yet and don't intend to.
Best regards,
Simon
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From: Sunny BELFAST
cheers simon, wasn't complaining, but i do know what you mean by taking a liitle longer to reach certain areas. i happen to live in one of those areas, Northern Ireland to be exact. you would think it was in the outer reaches of the Peruvian jungle the length of time it takes to get some stuff here. 
....London area
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Anyone else realise that the footrest rubber bits don't stick out that much? There's a little gap between the rubber and plate that your bolting it to.
Might slip something in between to keep the rubber bits fully out of the holes...
Might slip something in between to keep the rubber bits fully out of the holes...
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From: in the woods...........555 Wagon Sqn
Originally Posted by Mockingbird
Anyone else realise that the footrest rubber bits don't stick out that much? There's a little gap between the rubber and plate that your bolting it to.
Might slip something in between to keep the rubber bits fully out of the holes...
Might slip something in between to keep the rubber bits fully out of the holes...
I've just left it for now... What tools did you guys use for it? It's a bugger to allign that damn pin!!!!
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From: Sunny BELFAST
@ray li and and simon
pedals arrived yesterday to belfast. a big thanks to you both for organising the group buy. i know it can be a thankless task but i would like, on behalf of all who purchased their shiney new STi pedals, to thank you both for your efforts.
cheers
big sinky
pedals arrived yesterday to belfast. a big thanks to you both for organising the group buy. i know it can be a thankless task but i would like, on behalf of all who purchased their shiney new STi pedals, to thank you both for your efforts.
cheers
big sinky
Originally Posted by vulnax999
If these replace the OEM pedals not just bolt to the originals ones, any one got a spare set to sell on?
Ta
Neil
Ta
Neil
Ta
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vulnax they do bolt to the originals. The footrest is the only one you replace completely.
I found the accelerator not bad to get the pin into. Just used A LOT of finger strength and had sore fingers after it. It bent into itself fairly easily.
Stuart
I found the accelerator not bad to get the pin into. Just used A LOT of finger strength and had sore fingers after it. It bent into itself fairly easily.
Stuart
