Good job!

 

You are very welcome. I am glad to help. The Porsche Aluminum pedals are not cheap, but it lifts the area quite a bit, looks-wise.

 

How do they wear? I Concours my car. Are they easy to clean?

 

Yes. Textured aluminum.

Easy to clean. If you take that good care of your car as I do, they won't have much of a chance to get dirty!

 

Thanks!

 

Anytime!

My floor mats are probably cleaner than most people's carpet in their home.

 

Project complete! As an aside, I never knew so much crud collects behind the pedals or how scuffed up the fuse cover gets. Regarding the latter, what's the fix for the cover? Black Beauty? 3M covered carbon fiber covers seems a bit extreme. Funny I never noticed the scuffs before, but now that I have I know it's going to bug me. Ditto with the plastic inner door sills. PJ

 

Here's my solution for the inner door sills and the fuse panel covers:

 

Those inner sills are sweet! I hate snow days like this (live in DC area). I know I'm going surf the net and buy something!

 

Bought the factory set from Suncoast.

Asked Newport Beach Porsche about installation costs. They quoted me two hours of labor for $280. Did it myself in less than 20 minutes.

 

As a follow up to an earlier post in this thread, I ultimately dealt with the scuffed up, cruddy looking plastic fuse panel covers by ordering a set wrapped in leather from Exclusive Option. Frank, who owns the place, is great to work with, and I received my pieces fast. Be careful, your wallet can suffer a beating after you see all the great leather goodies on that website. Pic of passenger side fuse panel installed.

 

Hey TurboS! Nice savings on the pedal install. The leather fuse covers look great. That Exclusive website is intoxicating. You're right... better bring your MasterCard! PJ