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Posted

fab996,

It would appear as if English is not your first language - which is cool, the whole world loves Porsches.

However, I don't believe that any of us understand your question. You might try rephrasing it.

Posted (edited)
Have any of you guys tried this:

http://e-partssales.com/Merchant2/merchant..._Code=POTE996IN

It doesn't require drilling. It seems like a viable option? I'd lke a set of alum pedals myself.

Yes, I tried them....they stay on, but the rubber things fall off. I replaced mine with ultimate pedals:

http://ultimatepedals.com/

Thanks for the info. I'll check those out and the ones from carnewal

Edited by ArneeA
Posted
If you mean this type of pedals?

p96112.jpg

You will need to drill the stock pedals to attach the new pedals.

Instructions and templates are usually included.

Excuse for my English ..... I have used a translator automatic rifle ..... Thanks for the answers! Yes, the pedals are just those in the photo. I wanted to know if they can be mounted without to pierce the pedals originates them. Thanks and good bye

Posted
You will need to drill the stock pedals. It is not too hard with a sharp drill bit.

Did you get the ones with rubber inserts? I worry about street shoes slipping w/o them. Maybe not?

Posted
You will need to drill the stock pedals. It is not too hard with a sharp drill bit.

Did you get the ones with rubber inserts? I worry about street shoes slipping w/o them. Maybe not?

Yes I did, but I have ben told the pattern you can get on the non-rubber insert pedals is just fine.

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