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nomadicdogg Enthusiast

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I simply stated they were available for less than that from a different supplier if others were looking at them. His may very well be better quality, as I mentioned mine had issues with the coating wearing off. They could be worth every cent of that.
Dont know where your even coming at here. I fully support anyone doing anything to their own ride. wasnt trying to bash him for the price, just sharing what knowledge I had for others.
I think your trying to make something of nothing, and if you want to go that route, thats up to you.
I wasnt mocking him or you or anyone. Simply stating my experience.. Which btw.. are what these forums are for.

Dude lay off the price bashing! He paid what he paid because it was his money, and he liked them, he doesn't need you pointing out that price was too much in ur opinion every third post. And then you call out LTZ2014 for jokingly asking about HP gains? Really?

REWILLIA--- I think they look badass, my shop used to sell a lot of Performance Pedals, in fact I have a similar set with Carbon Fiber face and Red surround in my Nismo Skyline, the pedals it came with were tiny so the PPi's perfectly fit the bill.

nomadicdogg Enthusiast

nomadicdogg

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Just wanted to clarify since apparently someone thinks I am bashing you..
I like the pedals, had similar pedals in my camaro. I posted where I got mine and the price I paid on mine and the issue I had with mine..
None of that was meant to insult you, judge you or bash you for your purchase.
I was simply sharing about the pedals I had and where I got them, what they cost me and what issue I had with them.
Yours may very well be the same I got, or may be different with a better coating. anyways, love the look of them. and all apologies if you took what my post was as an insult or bash. Not how I roll and not going to allow someone else put words or tone into my mouth because they got corrected on MY own for sale post.
again all apologies if you took it as anything brash or ect...

I ordered a set of Performance Pedals as shown below for my 2014 Sierra Denali. Presently traveling and plan to install once I get back home. Took about 3-weeks for them to be made and shipped from performance pedals.com and they were pricey at about $300 for the set including the floor plate.

 

attachicon.gifPerformance Pedls.jpg

Rewillia Enthusiast

Rewillia

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I have not taken any remarks made toward my reply to the OP's topic re: Pedal covers? as being judgmental, bashing, derogatory or otherwise, I simply shared my experience on what I've done (or will do once I return home and install them), the cost and where I choose to purchase my set from. That said, lets agree to let this go as is and see if we can all contribute by helping out the OP with his question - in doing so, hopefully answer his question such that he can make his own decision, aka do unto others as you would have them do to you....or so it goes.

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Rewillia Enthusiast

Rewillia

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I ordered a set of Performance Pedals as shown below for my 2014 Sierra Denali. Presently traveling and plan to install once I get back home. Took about 3-weeks for them to be made and shipped from performance pedals.com and they were pricey at about $300 for the set including the floor plate.

 

attachicon.gifPerformance Pedls.jpg

The pedals finally came in along with the floor plate. After inspecting them I realized they were provided with 2-two different types of mounting screws to include Allen-head and Phillips head screws such that when installed would have a different finished look on the surface of the pedals. Therefore I contacted Performance Pedals and requested a RMA and returned them as I did not want to have miss-matched pedals and will look for other pedal options.

nomadicdogg Enthusiast

nomadicdogg

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they had different mounting for each pedal? or different for the floor piece and the pedals?
interesting. would think they would all be the same. unless the floor needs to be different

The pedals finally came in along with the floor plate. After inspecting them I realized they were provided with 2-two different types of mounting screws to include Allen-head and Phillips head screws such that when installed would have a different finished look on the surface of the pedals. Therefore I contacted Performance Pedals and requested a RMA and returned them as I did not want to have miss-matched pedals and will look for other pedal options.

Rewillia Enthusiast

Rewillia

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they had different mounting for each pedal? or different for the floor piece and the pedals?

interesting. would think they would all be the same. unless the floor needs to be different

 

Nope, the screws were different between the gas, brake and parking brake, each designed to replace the OEM rubber pads. I never opened the floor plate as I never got that far.

 

When I contacted them, they gave no explanation and only offered me a return auth. number.

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bndawgs Senior Enthusiast

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Sorry for the old thread, anyone have any recent pics of pedals they've installed? Been thinking I wouldn't mind a set for my 16.

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Cowboyman Enthusiast

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On 2/14/2017 at 10:25 AM, bndawgs said:

Sorry for the old thread, anyone have any recent pics of pedals they've installed? Been thinking I wouldn't mind a set for my 16.

 

I'm gonna try this too :)

 

Looking for some of these pedals myself, they seem hard to find now days.

 

Anyone know where to get some good ones ?

 

I like the performance pedals, but I wonder if they would give you more or less grip than the factory rubber.

 

 

 

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