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I bought these pedals off of Modshack and installed them this weekend. They are very nice! Much better than the Touring steel/rubber pedals. These have more grip, the brake and
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I bought these pedals off of Modshack and installed them this weekend. They are very nice!
Much better than the Touring steel/rubber pedals. These have more grip, the brake and clutch surfaces are a little bit bigger, and because you get rid of the rubberized pedal cover you have a more direct feel with the pedal. Pedal vibrations aren't lessened like they are with the OEM rubber pedal covers. It's very nice and just one of those little things that helps to enhance the driving experience! Also, my dress shoes don't slip off of these pedals!
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