Any negative issues with the aluminium pedals?
I was considering ordering the aluminium pedal set for the 5AT.
I was just wondering if anyone thought they were slippery, or had any other comments to consider.
TIA
Brian
I was just wondering if anyone thought they were slippery, or had any other comments to consider.
TIA
Brian
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Originally Posted by Gting
They aluminum are slippery when wet. The stock ones are better when wet especially when wearing sandals.
Originally Posted by Gting
They aluminum are slippery when wet. The stock ones are better when wet especially when wearing sandals.
If I had a complaint about the car, it would be that the stock clutch pedal is too slick when I got a little wetness on my shoes.
I haven't had any problems with mine when they're wet, but I drive an auto.
If the clutch pedal gets slick, why not go to Home Depot and buy some black traction tape (the stuff they use on painted stairs), cut it in small circles and place on the black rubber circles of the pedal?
If the clutch pedal gets slick, why not go to Home Depot and buy some black traction tape (the stuff they use on painted stairs), cut it in small circles and place on the black rubber circles of the pedal?
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I've thought about it. Though the design of the pedal wouldn't lend itself to circles. I'd have to cut thin strips. Which is doable. My sandpaper example was hyperbole
I'm probably going to look into just changing out the pedals if I can find something that has better traction. Of course, we're just in the rainey season right now and 6 months out of the year this isn't an issue.
I'm probably going to look into just changing out the pedals if I can find something that has better traction. Of course, we're just in the rainey season right now and 6 months out of the year this isn't an issue.
Originally Posted by DaveB
I haven't had any problems with mine when they're wet, but I drive an auto.
If the clutch pedal gets slick, why not go to Home Depot and buy some black traction tape (the stuff they use on painted stairs), cut it in small circles and place on the black rubber circles of the pedal?
If the clutch pedal gets slick, why not go to Home Depot and buy some black traction tape (the stuff they use on painted stairs), cut it in small circles and place on the black rubber circles of the pedal?
The clutch does get very slippery when wet when wearing dress shoes or sandals. Not everyone wears special edition tennis shoes like JustBrilliantX (who drives his daughters auto).
Originally Posted by Gting
Aluminum is obviously more slippery than rubber.
Last edited by keeeeez; Aug 5, 2005 at 06:03 PM.
Just wanted to chime in here. You do have a choice. I've had these pedals for a couple of years, and am extremely pleased with them.
http://autovation.net/
Lou
http://autovation.net/
Lou
Originally Posted by keeeeez
They should make condoms out of aluminum.. All you would have to worry about it not doing it when the sun is out or making sure the lights are out so you don't blind yourself. 

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