New Pedals

[Jezza_hr]

The pedal rubbers are worn down on my hachi and I need to replace them for my M.O.T. So i've decided that if i'm going to do it, I might aswell do it right, does anyone have any recommendations?

[Ivan141]

Yes, buy new pedal rubbers
Otherwise it shouldnt be too hard to find some metal "sports" pedals..Just use your sence of taste when buying a set.
But honestly, the rubbers just slide right off, you can easily and probably cheaply replace them with oem parts. The only advantage that aftermarket pedals might have would be easier heel & toeing.

[Jezza_hr]

I can see the standard pedals aren't ideal for heel and toeing they are too far apart

If I settle on the standard pedal rubbers does anyone know where I can get some in the UK?

[Ivan141]

Yes, your local toyota dealer I guess.
BTW, I dont have too much trouble heel and toeing on the standard pedals...

[Jezza_hr]

Ivan141 Wrote:Yes, your local toyota dealer I guess.
BTW, I dont have too much trouble heel and toeing on the standard pedals...

I suppose it depends on the size of your feet :mrgreen:

[Jezza_hr]

After looking closer at my pedals I can't see a way of fitting after market pedals am I missing something?

[nmwisima]

With most after market pedals you have to mesure and drill holes to the oem pedals...

[Jezza_hr]

I thought that may have been the case. I guess this means sticking with the normal rubbers for now

[s.bjelke]

why? a drill and a flashlight to see down there will do all the work, and then you can brag to your friends about your shiny pedals (wich ofcourse is ther only for good "feel" and not the looks :wink: )

[Widar]

I got a set of toe-heel loving momo pedals waiting!