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OFcorsa

 posted on 17th Feb 03 at 12:15

Ah, a questioni asked a few months back. I think Adam perthwick sent a pic of some cracking pedals (i think sparco) about £60 but tailor made for a corsa so not a great chance of pressing both pedals at the same time. and easily fitted (accept the drilling but that wasn't through the pedal arm).


cobra148

 posted on 17th Feb 03 at 11:39

Don't forget though, most insurance companies don't like them, and any excuse not to pay out in an accident....:(


ajscorsa

 posted on 17th Feb 03 at 11:38

you been kicken shite out them pedals man. you bloody rally drivers no respect for your cars :lol:


Adam

 posted on 17th Feb 03 at 11:34



passed with no problems


nessi

 Icon depicting mood of post posted on 16th Feb 03 at 12:13

Thanx for your help.
I have the ripspeed ones. I will try to fit them today.
Cheers Ness:)


dig dave2811

 posted on 15th Feb 03 at 22:59

i have the ripspeed ones whicj#h are the same as the sparco ones.
they are wider just means that the pedals will be closer together.


mtcmedia

 posted on 15th Feb 03 at 20:38

I bought sparco pedals... they are well cool...

When car was in Vauxhall gettin summin fixed up, I asked if they would fit pedals.

First they said yeah, then they said they werent to the standard.... ie too wide... is this true, or are they just shittin me?


viera

 posted on 15th Feb 03 at 20:34

i fitted mine and had to drill in the pedle arm. These were sort of universal so i don't know what the made to fit pedals require.

MOT - i think they have to be 50mm apart, or there abouts, mine are not so i will take mine off and replace them with the rubba pads again, they will cover any thing i did so it will be as if they were never taken off.


dig dave2811

 posted on 15th Feb 03 at 20:33

i recently put pedals on my corsa and all i did was drill the holes i didnt drill through the pedal arm coz thats rell hard and arkward. the only problem is that u wont be able to get veary good pedal spacing expecially between the brak and accelerator. that is what i found it will the take a bit of time to get use to the pedals though. as they will be quite close together.

this only applies to the pedals which have the holes in the middle.

what ones are they?


nessi

 Icon depicting mood of post posted on 15th Feb 03 at 20:24

please help soon. cheers Ness
:wave:


nessi

 Icon depicting mood of post posted on 15th Feb 03 at 19:39

If its a nice day tomorrow im planning to fit some silver foot pedals.
A while back someone told me that i might have to drill my pedal arms, but today someone told me that i don't, i just have to screw & bolt them on.
Please tell me how to fit them.
Also will my car pass the m.o.t with them on?
Cheers Ness:)