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Old 23rd October 2001, 04:43   #1
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Aftermarket pedals and short shifters

I was just wondering what kinds of aftermarket pedals
people have, and what they think of them.
Also was wondering which short shifter is the best, and
peoples experiences with them

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Old 23rd October 2001, 05:56   #2
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Short Shifter: UUC- http://www.UUCMotorwerks.com/

Pedals: Kelleners- http://www.kelleners-sport.com/

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Old 23rd October 2001, 06:28   #3
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those topics have covered in the past. Search this board for those items. You will be surprise with wealth of knowledge and discussions.
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I'll second the UUC Motorwerks shortshifter. Excellent quality.

I would go with AC Schnitzer Pedals or even Racing Dynamics.

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Old 23rd October 2001, 11:14   #5
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AC Schnitzer Pedals - expensive but excellent quality and feel
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I agree the Schnitzers pedals and UUC SS are excellent in fit and finish.

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I'm with Lupo! Great combo!

Just wait till he gets his 3.45s installed!
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Old 23rd October 2001, 22:27   #8
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I'm counting the days. The 3:45's on order, but there seems to be a wait in getting one... argh. I love those Kellener pedals, on order as well.
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Can someone post kellener pedals when you install them? I just wanted to see how good they fit.

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I am not sure if a comparison has been covered in a past thread... but I met this M5 owner a few weeks ago, and he insists that the AC Schnitzer short shift is superior to the UUC one. I checked the price with CEC, and it seems that at 1200-1300 dollars, it is also twice the price.

This guy even told me that if I were to call UUC and ask them point blank if theirs was as good as the Schnitzer one, they would admit that it's not quite as good, and that's why it's a lot cheaper.

Anyone have experience with the ACS Short Shift?
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