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Thinking of Changing the brake and gas pedals in my wagon to sport pedals
The Sport aluminum brake and accelerator pedals just look so much better in my E450 Cabriolet than the black pedals in my Wagon, gonna check with the dealer this week on ordering sport pedals and changing them out unless anyone here wants to trade . I'll let you all know the price on the pedals and the labor to change them out.
I was pleased to have them in my glk but did find them a pain to clean. Mud was much harder to get off as it was encrusted between the black raised plastic "buttons".
great for urban drivers not so much for us country dwellers
Pedals are on, simple install. Put a little olive oil on the rubber part of them to slip them on more easily. Just remove the rubber brake pedal (peeled right off no tools) and position the new one and slide it on. The gas pedal cover simply goes right over the stock pedal. They look exactly like the real sport pedals was comparing them to the ones in my Cabriolet and they look identical.
That photo looks great. My only holdup is that the accelerator pedal pushes back an extra 1cm and I already use up too much of the passenger space behind me.
That photo looks great. My only holdup is that the accelerator pedal pushes back an extra 1cm and I already use up too much of the passenger space behind me.
Oh well. Those of us who are not altitudenally challenged can enjoy them. Alternatively, there are OEM replacements. Pricey though.
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. I'll let you all know the price on the pedals and the labor to change them out.
