Metal Pedals

[:Ace:]

Halfords sell car pedals that are made out of metal, like the RipSpeed ones. I've wanted some for a while but, I think they'll be slippy as hell when my feet are wet.

Anyone care to share their experience of metal pedals?

[Raleigh]

They are for use on the same cars that have little blue lights on the bonnet, flashing lights on the dashboard and drainpipes sticking out of the rear - small Renaults, Citroens and Peugeots.
Yes, they will be very amusing with wet feet (even with wet shoes!)

[JonnyBoy12]

How can you do the immortal "Pedal to the Metal" thing when the pedals themselves are metal?

Sorry, could not think of a sensible answer to this.

[Brooksy]

Paddy Hopkirk Accessories made an aluminium accelerator designed to facilitate "heel & toeing" into corners, so as to keep the revs up for exiting. It had a wider section at bottom right, useful for people with small feet, but quite dodgy with wet shoes. Gizmos quite honestly.

[SlackAlice]

Any of our 'buses' that do not have the rubber coverings on the brake pedal or accelerator are classed as 'defective'. OK I realise very different vehicles but the principles are the same.
Not safe!

[Toureman]

This guide should be of help to you.....

http://www.boyracerguide.co.uk/guide.php

[:Ace:]

Arrr! I'm not a BoyRacer! I just wanted to style my car a little bit.

Nevermind, I can't be done with slippy pedals

:Ace: