I'd like to get an aluminum dead pedal, but if I do that, I'd like to get a matching set with all of the other pedals. Looking around, I see this: http://www.lancershop.com/customer/p...cat=213&page=1

I haven't found too many other options, and I've found even less installation posts/opinions. Are there other options I should be looking at? Any opinions on the above pedals? What would it take to install them? I'd like to replace my current pedals, not cover them with new ones.

Let me know if I missed any obvious threads. Thanks!

 

I just ordered a set from here.

http://www.srpracing.com/pd_lancer_evo_08.cfm

I ordered them anodized, so I won't get them for a few weeks. I will post about them once I get them (hopefully).

 

i would like to see some full replacement pedals not covers

 

Ive been looking in to this as well...what ever happened to Sparco pedals...on the site they have pedals but no specific cars and the screw layout doesnt look like ours...

 

I'm curious why would you want to replace the stock pedals? The stock pedals on the EVO X look great and better than most cars. Just wondering no hate here, but I would probably just do the dead pedal to match the stock ones.

 

I agree that they look great. My issue with the clutch pedal is when my footwear is wet, my foot sometimes slips off the clutch pedal when I shift gears. The other reason is I want to learn how to heel-and-toe, and with the stock pedals, they feel like they're too far apart for a n00b like myself to do properly.

Those are my reasons... as silly as they may be.

 

the rubber on my clutch is tearing off already..only one little part but still...and I HATE chrome/siver stuff inside a car...pedals stick out like a sore thumb to me...me no likey...been lookin at pedals just like the op

 

You guys brought up all of my reasons too. I live in the Pacific Northwest, so it rains here basically all the time. Rubber on rubber when wet, not a good thing. So, I'd like some new pedals that don't have a rubber coating. I'd also like replacements, not covers.

 

I can't believe that more people aren't upgrading their pedals. The stock ones are really starting to bug me

 

I installed mine last week. The install is the same as this one.

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...s-install.html

It hasn't rained yet, but the pedals already feel grippier than the oem pedals.

 

If y'all are looking for pedals there are a lot on Amazon. Top brands. Even Sparco. Hope this Helps. I am getting the Razo RP123A Super Grip