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Old 04-26-2006, 12:50 PM
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Has anyone bought and installed the BMW OEM aluminum pedals as shown in the BMW Accessories Catalog? Are these of any higher quality than the Asian made M-tec or Schnitzer clone pedals? Is there a BMW aluminum dead pedal also available? I'm seeing a price drop on these BMW parts, so I'm considering them over the clones. Thanks for any and all feedback.
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I got the OEMs. They do have a dead pedal but it's sold separately. Part # is 51 47 0 390 284. Have no clue about the quality over the aftermarket.

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cmyx5go, post pics
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There are some pics in the Roveractive's eBay auction:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/BMW-G...spagenameZWD1V

There is another eBay sale where the same pedals are going for $77, but the pictures in the auction are funky.
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I got the OEMs. They do have a dead pedal but it's sold separately. Part # is 51 47 0 390 284. Have no clue about the quality over the aftermarket.

Laura
Thanks for the info, Laura!
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I have a set of aftermarket "Alpina" pedals bought on eBay and they are of primo quality. I would not want to pay $1 more for OEM.
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You can get from Good stuffs 4 U on Ebay. They have good products and quite a few of us have bought from them.
http://search.stores.ebay.com/Good-S...655670QQsofpZ0
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You can get from Good stuffs 4 U on Ebay. They have good products and quite a few of us have bought from them.
http://search.stores.ebay.com/Good-S...655670QQsofpZ0
I've bought pedals sets from Goodstuffs4U in the past. The price is right and the quality is good. I'm searching for something different, but they're my fallback plan ($50 for the 3 pedal set) if I can't find something new and usual.
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Hope you have a titanium drill bit for the brake pedal. It's a b!tch to drill through, while the gas pedal was a pain to screw the bolts to.
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