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Old 08-02-2009, 12:38 AM
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Those are Really nice! Where did you buy them?

Great job!
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Those are Really nice! Where did you buy them?

Great job!
THANKS, i think they are better than the OEM. Grab a set at stealthauto.com
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THANKS, i think they are better than the OEM. Grab a set at stealthauto.com
You're Welcome and Thanks for the info!

I think that I'll order a set along with a couple of HSS (high speed steel) drill bits!
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For all newbie in mods.

No need spend money on Titanium drill bits
use these seft tapping screws... All you need is one screw
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Are those BMW accessory pads, or are they an aftermarket set?

Also, how much do they cost?
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Look at what showed up last night....


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It was a B!atch to to drill holes on th brake pedal.... only broke 6 Titanium drill bits to make the holes.
Nice job. I got mine off eBay:

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Are those BMW accessory pads, or are they an aftermarket set? Also, how much do they cost?
Aftermarket, $70.00/set
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Nice job. I got mine off eBay:

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How much did yours cost?
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How much did yours cost?
I paid ~$100 but it also came with matching eBrake and shift lever.
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I paid ~$100 but it also came with matching eBrake and shift lever.
GREAT price then, can you post pics of the e-brake handle and shifter?
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