Ebay AMG PEDAL INSTAL PICS>Review
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Ebay AMG PEDAL INSTAL PICS>Review
They came in a week FEDEX!, 70 bux shipped. I am sure our friends at the AMG Lounge might roll their eyes at stuff like this, but , wow I can feel my pedals now. Last set I got was 600 Dollar RUF pedals for my GT3 and these are close to the same thing, except the aluminum is a bit thinner. Like any thing from Taiwan it's touch n go, so here is my pics n review.
NOTE, They come with little peel off motorsports stickers over the AMG logo, I was like
for a second.
First off, I got it set up to drill and hammer it out. Wear glasses and use a paper cover, those little jiggers that come from drilling can live with you for years. I got a stack of these cool paper mats from my SA.
Here is the thickness, they have rubber bumpers that go under them. Good quality brushed alum.
Getting the job set up
Also, did a GREEN FILTER CHECK
and put a quart of oil in the ML63
OK, into the nitty gritty, the fit is solid, but the brake pedal is ALWAYS a PITB< this time I had to do it so one screw could get in and one rode close jammed too the post. I put a lil dab of JB weld on it. I tried to get the top screw as good as I could, but we will see. The bolts are punch in and held, then you screw in the back with a washer if you can get it to work.
The Dead pedal came with wood screws, that went right in. (Use a Powerdrill) Then I got some one inch wood screws and did the same with the gas pedal. They did not give wood screws for it, they expected the user to drill the plastic and rubber and try to get the screws on? The one inches worked great. Now the brake. Drill baby Drill! Then screw those suckers on tight. Needle nose then tight if you can. These might need to be re-tightened after a bit, but maybe not.
SO quick clean up and they look and fit great, yes I have blue LED running lights. Looks Hot, Drives good.
Next is Matte Black TTM intake scoops.
NOTE, They come with little peel off motorsports stickers over the AMG logo, I was like
for a second.First off, I got it set up to drill and hammer it out. Wear glasses and use a paper cover, those little jiggers that come from drilling can live with you for years. I got a stack of these cool paper mats from my SA.
Here is the thickness, they have rubber bumpers that go under them. Good quality brushed alum.
Getting the job set up
Also, did a GREEN FILTER CHECK
and put a quart of oil in the ML63OK, into the nitty gritty, the fit is solid, but the brake pedal is ALWAYS a PITB< this time I had to do it so one screw could get in and one rode close jammed too the post. I put a lil dab of JB weld on it. I tried to get the top screw as good as I could, but we will see. The bolts are punch in and held, then you screw in the back with a washer if you can get it to work.
The Dead pedal came with wood screws, that went right in. (Use a Powerdrill) Then I got some one inch wood screws and did the same with the gas pedal. They did not give wood screws for it, they expected the user to drill the plastic and rubber and try to get the screws on? The one inches worked great. Now the brake. Drill baby Drill! Then screw those suckers on tight. Needle nose then tight if you can. These might need to be re-tightened after a bit, but maybe not.
SO quick clean up and they look and fit great, yes I have blue LED running lights. Looks Hot, Drives good.
Next is Matte Black TTM intake scoops.
Last edited by Vader13; 04-15-2011 at 02:09 PM.
