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Re: Fitting Sparco pedals
[Re: bockers]
#1168992
09/02/2011 22:20
09/02/2011 22:20
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suba
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suba
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Nah - space them how you want them, and take them off for the MOT. :-)
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Re: Fitting Sparco pedals
[Re: Hovedan]
#1170184
12/02/2011 23:53
12/02/2011 23:53
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Pondman
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Pondman
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Dan, found this excert from an early post I did re. LE pedals, if you haven't already bought?
the difference between a blue Sparco sticker and a recessed imprint i.e. "Reflex" & "Grip" resectivly and I'm now sure that Grip pedals are a discontinued line, so when they're gone, they're gone! Plus the rubber plate behind the "Reflex" pedals, which has all the buttons on, would push out after a while leaving you with no rubber buttons visable/usable. Get youself a set on Ebay from a private buyer. They've taken a photo of the exact item so you can be sure they are the same as the LE originals with separate rubber studs and a recessed logo. I picked a brand new unfitted set for £20 inc p+p.
Hope this is of some use?
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Re: Fitting Sparco pedals
[Re: Hovedan]
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13/02/2011 09:14
13/02/2011 09:14
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dave_t
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You have to drill holes, but its an easy job as the base plates are alloy.
Just make sure you leave enough room for the washers and nuts in the back, as it is easy to get too close to the pedal arms.
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Re: Fitting Sparco pedals
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#1171091
14/02/2011 23:06
14/02/2011 23:06
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Pondman
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Pondman
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Dan, if you haven't already bought? Wasn't sure if you were looking to buy, or alraedy had 
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Re: Fitting Sparco pedals
[Re: Hovedan]
#1171721
15/02/2011 21:22
15/02/2011 21:22
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Ankan
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Ankan
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Good choice! haha so you noticed that! well I took that pic when I test mounted them. They're know safely mounted with both bolts so don't worry mate 
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