Suggestions for Aluminum Pedal Set for C4S Cab?

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Aug 28, 2013 | 10:19 PM

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Why didn't you order it from Suncoast at half the price?

I bought the pedals from Suncoast on the web, and the Dealer charged me $200 to install them

Aug 28, 2013 | 10:35 PM

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Has anyone experienced any slippage with these when it is raining/wet and you are wearing boots or leather-soled shoes? I

I think I might still go with UltimatePedals for the selection and the 'rougher' finish to prevent slippage.

I don't drive through puddles, much less in the rain lol.

Aug 29, 2013 | 06:26 AM

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Many thanks to everyone for the help on this. I opted for the Suncoast set, and I had them installed last week ~$200 at my local P sealer). I have to say that I'm absolutely THRILLED with how they came out. Here's a 2 pics of the new set:

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While my wife simply cannot understand the beauty of these, my 3 sons have my back on this one!

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Look great!! I haven't had one problem with mine since install, no slippage, shoes stay put on the pedal and provide a good feel not to mention the rubber also allows for a more softer pedal, especially the clutch in traffic. 4S clutch is stiff!

Aug 29, 2013 | 09:08 AM

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I bought the pedals from Suncoast on the web, and the Dealer charged me $200 to install them

Ouch! It took me a couple of hours to install myself but most of the time was looking for my drill bits that fit. Didn't want to drill too big of a hole, so I started small and worked my way up.