BMWPEDALS.COM Group Buy for E36

[m3f_K.Dickie]

I noticed a BMWPEDALS.com group buy available this week on the bimmerforums. Not sure if anyone is interested. I wasn't looking to do pedals right now, but looks like you could save $20 if you like them. I thought the black is nice a little more understated.



http://forums.bimmerforums.com/forum....php?t=1558745



Does anyone have these pedals? Do you like them? Worthy?

[m3f_fiveightandten]

Eh, i'll keep my plastic pedals, as opposed to replacing them with more plastic pedals.

[m3f_K.Dickie]

I hadn't even thought of them being plastic. So I asked and this was the response.



Sean@Bmwpedals

Member

Supporting Vendor Join Date: Nov 2010

Location: Anaheim, CA

Cars: E39 540iT

Posts: 18

Feedback Score: 0 reviews



Our pedals are made from aluminum, then anodized black or clear to give the corresponding color finish.



He's not specific about what type of aluminum, but I'm not expecting to go racing so it's not an issue with me. I think I might go for it.

[m3f_fiveightandten]

I hadn't even thought of them being plastic. So I asked and this was the response.



Sean@Bmwpedals

Member

Supporting Vendor Join Date: Nov 2010

Location: Anaheim, CA

Cars: E39 540iT

Posts: 18

Feedback Score: 0 reviews



Our pedals are made from aluminum, then anodized black or clear to give the corresponding color finish.



He's not specific about what type of aluminum, but I'm not expecting to go racing so it's not an issue with me. I think I might go for it.

Ahh, the "clear" part threw me off. Seeing as there's no such thing as clear Aluminum, I had assumed they were plastic.

[m3f_BMVV_E36M]

Lmao, way to make a new account to advertise some tacky useless pedals...


There are far better directions an M3 owner can take his car with 100$.