Sti pedal sets
05 July 2012, 06:06 PM
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Sti pedal sets
Hi, does anyone know where I can buy an Sti pedal set in the UK? Tried many of the websites that google returns, most don't have them or have to get them in from Japan but can't guarantee when...
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They're def not the cheapest but japerformanceparts in Crawley. Also the breakers on here get them.
Word of warning, they look great however my dad has a set (We both have V4 sti's) and they're a pain in the *** to drive with. He had to go out and buy puma slip on style trainers just so he can drive the thing.
Word of warning, they look great however my dad has a set (We both have V4 sti's) and they're a pain in the *** to drive with. He had to go out and buy puma slip on style trainers just so he can drive the thing.
06 July 2012, 10:06 AM
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They're def not the cheapest but japerformanceparts in Crawley. Also the breakers on here get them.
Word of warning, they look great however my dad has a set (We both have V4 sti's) and they're a pain in the *** to drive with. He had to go out and buy puma slip on style trainers just so he can drive the thing.
Word of warning, they look great however my dad has a set (We both have V4 sti's) and they're a pain in the *** to drive with. He had to go out and buy puma slip on style trainers just so he can drive the thing.
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They're def not the cheapest but japerformanceparts in Crawley. Also the breakers on here get them.
Word of warning, they look great however my dad has a set (We both have V4 sti's) and they're a pain in the *** to drive with. He had to go out and buy puma slip on style trainers just so he can drive the thing.
Word of warning, they look great however my dad has a set (We both have V4 sti's) and they're a pain in the *** to drive with. He had to go out and buy puma slip on style trainers just so he can drive the thing.
Mine are perfectly fine for driving, dry or wet.
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Sorry for the late reply guys.
The pedals were in his car when he bought it. He has adjusted them as much as he can.
I have size 11 feet. I find i hit the brake when going for the clutch and sometimes the brake when going for the acceleration. Its a bit like driving a saxo. Could just be my fat feet.
The pedals were in his car when he bought it. He has adjusted them as much as he can.
I have size 11 feet. I find i hit the brake when going for the clutch and sometimes the brake when going for the acceleration. Its a bit like driving a saxo. Could just be my fat feet.
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