Looking for an M3 dead pedal that will fit my ZHP sedan. the better the condition.......the........better???? :fistpump
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Looking for an M3 dead pedal that will fit my ZHP sedan. the better the condition.......the........better???? :fistpump
I had good luck on Craigslist. Put one on the second zhp
Does any e46 M3 dead pedal fit the sedan?
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Not the sedan.Sent from my Pixel 2 XL using TapatalkQuote:
Originally Posted by d-rod
I have been told a sedan a touring M3 dead pedal (euro only) will fit just fine
Not sure about the euro version.
But a sedan dead pedal will not fit a coupe. About an inch difference in the door sill figment.
You could take the metal m3 plate off and fit it on a standard sedan dead pedal
These are new for approx $60 at getbmwparts.com. No sense in buying used for a few bucks less...
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If that were for a sedan I’d be all over it. Apparently the standard US coupe M3 dead pedal is too short for sedan figment.
Ecs sells the sedan version too
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Negative, this is the only one they have and it only fits coupe (I want this exact one but for sedan):
https://www.ecstuning.com/b-genuine-...k/51432695411/
come on sonQuote:
Originally Posted by BADCLOWN
https://www.ecstuning.com/b-genuine-...k/51437902389/
Well, thanks lol. I typed in M3 foot rest/M3 dead pedal as search options and all it pulls up is the coupe versionQuote:
Originally Posted by ZHPizza
Jacob,
Bill is correct, ECS Tuning has the sedan version. He posted this link which points to the Sedan version:
https://www.ecstuning.com/b-genuine-bmw-parts/m-aluminum-dead-pedal-black/51437902389/
Current price for a new one is $84.13
It's a few pennies cheaper from Turner, but I don't know shipping costs. Be sure to check with Brian at Sun Motorcars in PA - he can often beat the others' pricing - BKeller@sunmotorcars.com>
Keep in mind that anything purchased from Turner Motorsports website is shipped from the ECStuning warehouse. Turner no longer has anything stocked at that location.
Current pricing is below without shipping:
BMW of Fairfax - $73.47
BMW of Morristown - $78.77
ECSTuning - $84.13
GetBMWParts.com - $85.93
The BMW Part Store - $86.65
The prices have gone up a bit since I last bought one. That pretty much applies to all bmw parts. I remember buying a new zcp steering wheel for $475 and a silver cube trim set for $400. They are now both over a grand each....Quote:
Originally Posted by illirep
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Anyone have a direct link to the M footrest that will fit a sedan on getbmwparts? I'm only seeing 330ci and m3 ones.
Get it off ECS Tuning
51437902389 - Lateral trim panel, M foot rest,front left, M SCHWARZQuote:
Originally Posted by Racuerex
Fits sedan, touring & compact.
https://www.getbmwparts.com/oem-part...el-51437902389
lol - the gray one is twice the price.Quote:
Originally Posted by John in VA
https://www.getbmwparts.com/oem-part...el-51437902390
FCP has it as well at about $81.
https://www.fcpeuro.com/products?utf...ds=51437902389
Not sure if these break as often as the regular ones do though, so maybe it won't ever break. Who knows.
Perhaps adding some dense foam (styrofoam?) behind the pedal portion, if there's room, can help avoid cracking.Quote:
Originally Posted by az3579
I've beat the dogshit out of my M3 dead pedal without a hint of cracking. And I mean I've stood/stomped on it. It's creaky af, but tough.
lmao what the fuck are you doing to your poor car my dudeQuote:
Originally Posted by ZHPizza
Yeah not sure why it is creaky thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by ZHPizza
gettin mad cuz it creaksQuote:
Originally Posted by Newjack
It's just normal plastic on plastic sound when I press on it. Doesn't creak when driving or anything like that. I'm just a nitpicky bitch about creaks, even when they're caused by my input. I'll probably die from angrily stomping a hole in a creeky wooden bridge.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vas
Mmhh .. I never ever touch my dead pedal. :nono
Mine has no creaks. Maybe reinstall it?Quote:
Originally Posted by ZHPizza
Probably a good idea. It was installed by the dealer that I bought the car from since the original was cracked.Quote:
Originally Posted by Newjack
...or I'll stomp it real good like
I use it often so mine is destroyed, ordering one now.
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While I can't speak for the Pizzaman, I can say that if you use the dead pedal to support your body while on track to prevent gripping the steering wheel, it gets weak pretty quickly. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Newjack
Pardon my ignorance. I thought the dead pedal was for decoration. Perhaps it's intended for those who track. :ninja
Not really - it's there so you have something to rest your left foot on. It's a pretty standard thing on what I would imagine to be all cars...Quote:
Originally Posted by fredo
Pretty sure fredo is trolling lol
Or if your pizza you just kick the shit out of it for laughsQuote:
Originally Posted by az3579
Fredo is not a troll. lolQuote:
Originally Posted by webster
Update on this: mine was in fact misinstalled by the dude that sold me the car. Not bad, just missed the middle clip so it wasn't fitting flush.Quote:
Originally Posted by Newjack
I confirmed that it was the right part for the coupe and got the fitment fixed, but it was still hella creaky so I busted out some UHMW tape and covered the edges that rub against the carpet when you press on the pedal. Now it's silent even when you stand on it.
Still to test: stomping
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Those are some hot pedals
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