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Over the weekend I installed MOMO door sills x 4 and a set of custom "Vibe" billet aluminum racing pedals including dead pedal. Both came out wonderfully, if I do say so myself . I had to trim down a long set of sills for the rear, but it worked nicely.The pedals are AWESOME and fully functional/ergonomic. Much better than the generic CF pedal covers I had on there before direct link to cardomain page: http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/522631/6I also took the time to install my silverstar turn signals, EuroDesignz blue Xenon 9006 fogs, and APC SuperWhite back-up lamps I'll add more pics of those tonight or tomorrow.Please let me know what you think!

Those pedals look sweet!!!Are those the ones being sold on Ebay? I was very tempted to get a set, just wasn't quite sure. After seing them on your car, I want a set! How hard was it to install the dead pedal?

so were those easy to install? the pedals? i saw you screw them on.. i really would love a set, but can't afford it right now. everyone's getting their mods for the summer and i don't just stickers and painted engine covers... sniff sniff...

The sills and pedals look great. As for the Eurodesign fogs I had a set of high beams on my Sierra for about 3 days and they were awful. It looked like you were driving through a milky blue haze at night. They gave far poorer illumination than my stock lights which I quickly put back on.

These are the pedals from eBay, here's a link to the auction, however, he's since removed the pic of the Vibe set, and hasn't listed any future auctions. I hope I didn't get the last set! As for installation, the dead pedal was the easiest...just used self-tapping screws. No need for a center punch. The clutch was also easy enough as the pedals line up perfectly with the stock mounting holes. However, the brake was a PAIN IN THE (removed). Only because my stupid a$$ kept trying to use masonry/wood drill bits instead of carbide/titanium - which the seller CLEARLY advises to use - to drill through the stock pedal (no mounting holes on the brake pedal - thx GM! ) and snapped 3 (lol). Once I found a carbide bit, drilling went fine. I do highly recommend using a center punch and/or nail/hammer to help keep the drill bit from skating.The gas was also very easy to drill/mount. The only problem besides the brake pedal, was that the kit was short a couple of countersink screws/nuts. No problem, as I can pick those up at Lowe's/Home Depot, or I'll email the seller and ask him to mail me two PS The EuroDesignz fogs seem fine to me, and are exactly what I wanted - a blueish tint - not overly blue, nor plain white. I wouldn't use them for my headlights, though.

Looks great Psychobroker! I love my Momo sills and pedals. I have the blue grip pedals from Momo. The only part that I had to customize was the dead pedal cover. I had to cut it to fit, but it turned out really good. The attached pic was about the best one I currently have of my pedals.

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Well, I guess I just might have bought the last set of "Vibe" logo pedals...email from Jeff @ AutoVation.net re my screws and future pedals:Quote »Christian,I'm glad you like your pedals! Thanks for spreading the word about ourproducts. We are now focusing on selling "No Logo" sets as we pursuelicensing with GM. I'll ship you a couple of screws tomorrow. Sorry aboutthat.

uh oh. sounds like they got in trouble w/ GM. aw... too bad.

Quote »Looks great Psychobroker! I love my Momo sills and pedals. I have the blue grip pedals from Momo. The only part that I had to customize was the dead pedal cover. I had to cut it to fit, but it turned out really good. The attached pic was about the best one I currently have of my pedals.Here's a better one

looks great, where did you buy the sills?

http://www.ltbmotorsport.com, $10 per pair...get them while they last, b/c MOMO has discontinued them!