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2006 CLS500 - Iridium Silver w/ AMG Sportline
The pedals are of pretty good quality and finished nicely. No complaints there. They look nice installed and function just fine. All in all, I'm happy with them.
A few notes:
1. The metric cap head bolts that come with the kit are fine, but the kit really should come with button heads. The cap heads installed are slight above the level of the aluminum pedal. I replaced them all with button heads and they fully drop into the counter sunk holes for the pedals. This just looks cleaner and better finished.
2. Measure twice, drill once. For example, on the accelerator pedal, the way that the pedal holes are drilled, there is a very small lip on either side of the factory pedal to drill through. So, you really do have to take your time to get your mounting holrd just right. Not a hard install by any means, but bring your patience. I made my own drilling templates out of paper, but it would be nice if they were included.
Bottom-line: you never look at your pedals until you install these. Then you'll realize how much of a nice "add" this mod really is.
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2006 CLS500 - Iridium Silver w/ AMG Sportline
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2006 CLS500 - Iridium Silver w/ AMG Sportline
I don't have your car, so who knows what the diffs are, but you just need to remove the rubber pedal covers. The foot ebrake and brake pedals both slide right off. On my CLS, the rubber on the gas pedal is slipped on at the factory, so the options were:
1. unbolt the pedal assembly to slide the rubber off. The pedal is affixed to the floor and linkage and since the rubber part has a loop at the bottom, you just can't slide it right off.
2. Or, take the lazy route and just cut the rubber loop and it comes right off the gas pedal.
Yes, you have to drill. The brake pedal was the easiest. The rest of the pedals, not so much. It' because behind the face of the bare pedals is the arm assemblies and there is little room on either side to drill through without either being too close to the edge of the pedal or drilling into the pedal arm assembly.
Also, the cap head screws that came with the kit? Ditch em. Go get yourself some metric button head bolts. They drop down into the countersunk holes in the pedals and look much cleaner.
It's not a hard job as much as it is tedious.
1. unbolt the pedal assembly to slide the rubber off. The pedal is affixed to the floor and linkage and since the rubber part has a loop at the bottom, you just can't slide it right off.
2. Or, take the lazy route and just cut the rubber loop and it comes right off the gas pedal.
Yes, you have to drill. The brake pedal was the easiest. The rest of the pedals, not so much. It' because behind the face of the bare pedals is the arm assemblies and there is little room on either side to drill through without either being too close to the edge of the pedal or drilling into the pedal arm assembly.
Also, the cap head screws that came with the kit? Ditch em. Go get yourself some metric button head bolts. They drop down into the countersunk holes in the pedals and look much cleaner.
It's not a hard job as much as it is tedious.
Last edited by boschk; Jan 25, 2012 at 12:10 PM.
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2006 CLS500 - Iridium Silver w/ AMG Sportline
The only metal pad is the brake pedal. The rest are just nylon (strong plastic). I drilled the pedals attached to the car. Removing all of them would be a PITA to the point where I'd not have bothered installing them. It's not necessary.
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