12-14-2019, 10:28 AM | #24 |
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E36 (all variants, including Z3/M Coupe), E46 and E82 all had plastic clutches (models I changed the pedal covers on).
Looks like all current manual transmission models (including OG M2 and M2C) use the same plastic clutch pedal: 35-31-6-761-310 https://www.ecstuning.com/b-genuine-...y/35316761310/ I thought the factory plastic pedal was one of the big selling points of the Ultimate Clutch Pedal. |
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Examining the pedals and screws further made me think there may be a small margin of error associated with how they align in people's cars but it also depends on how you look at it /what angle the photo is taken from. Some photos or angles look better/worse than others. Nezil also has a UCP now so his clutch pedal is in a slightly different position and angle than OEM so his install may look cleaner for that reason alone. At the end of the day it really doesn't bother me that they appear to be a little off, for whatever reason. I know most of us on here have OCD but I'm not going to let something that small keep me up at night. |
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12-14-2019, 01:56 PM | #26 |
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I remember drilling the pedals on my e46 m3 to install similar pedals. It drove me crazy trying to make it perfect, and made me wish BMW had them pre drilled...weirdly it makes me appreciate the stock/plastic pedals more now.
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I purchased the Pedal Haus pedals for my vehicle and it brings a template to make sure you drill the pedals in the right place. The screws come with nuts on to tighten the aftermarket pedals onto the pedal. I personally believe that the pedals are aligned on how they are drilled in based on the alignment tool provided with the kit. I have yet to install only because of laziness.
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God I wish every disagreement on this forum was as nice and civil as your guys. Cheers to civility!
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When I put my covers on, I recorded the whole process with my phone. I had a hard time finding a good tutorial online so wanted to post one. Checking my video, the clutch in my 2020 M2C is plastic, the brake is metal.
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I had another guy PM me about it just after Christmas but haven't heard back. I just sent him a reminder (holiday season can get nutty for sure) and let him know it's his if I hear back within 2 days. If day 3 comes with no reply, it's yours. I'll PM you then for your address and we can see how much shipping will be. I think it'll be way cheap since it's small\light and you're close.
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Contrary to some posts here it is possible to get them lined up better. The metal cover is irrelevant, it's about where you drill the holes and those are marked with the rubber part.
The rubber part is flexible so it is possible to rotate it on the pedal by quite a bit (3 degrees at least). So this can be fixed. Order an UCP or buy OEM clutch pedal (hey, I could probably sell you mine) and drill the holes better than the tech who installed them originally. I'll post my pic when I get to it. Last edited by mr_lab_rat; 08-14-2020 at 03:03 PM.. |
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Had a set on my E90 and really liked them. If I remember, they were a little on the difficult side to install. I think it was fitting the stainless pedal over the rubber and brake pedal. Mine was an automatic. I don't see any reason why not as long as the accelerator pedal mounting point and plug are the same.
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It's a bit of a pain to install the brake pedal top nut. I ended up drilling the two bottom holes on the clutch (plastic) and the brake (metal) so as to line the pedals up level using holes just large enough for the screws. Then drill the top ones last after the lower ones were installed. Then remove the pedals to make a larger hole in the upper brake metal pedal. I ended up losing one of the nuts while putting the top screw in the brake cover. There's a hole just below when the nut goes on where the pedal attaches to the arm. There is another hole at the bottom but it's not big enough to allow the nut to fall back out so it's in there forever. I had to go buy another metric nut and covered the hole with tape so it did not fall in again.
I also installed the Burger Motorsport clutch pedal stop and that's the best most inexpensive mod you can do for the M2. I can't believe how much better the clutch stop feels compared to stock.
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just noticed my pedals look a bit off. installed at the port. thinking about bringing it to the dealer to correct it. Does the brake pedal look wonky to you guys?
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