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The Alu pedals and footrest from a golf r mk7 are perfect fit.
Takes little time, just soaked the accelerator one in hot water to make the rubber more flexible to squeeze on.
My example is RHD
Skoda dealer told me there was a skoda option for RHD, quoted me £120 for pedals and footrest, then gave me a set of pedals without footrest for a superb mk2 after waiting weeks...
AliExpress 30-something quid including postage and customs taxes which are prepaid upfront, job done. V happy.
https://a.aliexpress.com/_mLER5ix
Takes little time, just soaked the accelerator one in hot water to make the rubber more flexible to squeeze on.
My example is RHD
Skoda dealer told me there was a skoda option for RHD, quoted me £120 for pedals and footrest, then gave me a set of pedals without footrest for a superb mk2 after waiting weeks...
AliExpress 30-something quid including postage and customs taxes which are prepaid upfront, job done. V happy.
https://a.aliexpress.com/_mLER5ix
austinsmirk said:
Lovely car ruined with a full on chav number plate. Just awful in every way possible
WonkeyDonkey said:
That car would look quite classy without the horrible chav plate.
Fully agreed. I really like the badges with a nice nod to Skoda history. Subtle, smart, doubtless goes like a homesick angel. But that number plate (even with the new spacing) spoils it. 
AlVal said:
No idea, I wonder if the dealer miscalculated its value, had immaculate 18s with new continentals on it also
They definitely did! I had the same car but in a devil-fuelled version - I keep looking at approved used as it was a brilliant car.Well done for at least managing to deal with the Skoda used website though; it makes me want to take a hammer to my laptop.
Obligatory 'awful numberplate' comment also I'm afraid
AlVal said:
The Alu pedals and footrest from a golf r mk7 are perfect fit.
Takes little time, just soaked the accelerator one in hot water to make the rubber more flexible to squeeze on.
My example is RHD
Skoda dealer told me there was a skoda option for RHD, quoted me £120 for pedals and footrest, then gave me a set of pedals without footrest for a superb mk2 after waiting weeks...
AliExpress 30-something quid including postage and customs taxes which are prepaid upfront, job done. V happy.
https://a.aliexpress.com/_mLER5ix
Pedals great, steering wheel badge less so.Takes little time, just soaked the accelerator one in hot water to make the rubber more flexible to squeeze on.
My example is RHD
Skoda dealer told me there was a skoda option for RHD, quoted me £120 for pedals and footrest, then gave me a set of pedals without footrest for a superb mk2 after waiting weeks...
AliExpress 30-something quid including postage and customs taxes which are prepaid upfront, job done. V happy.
https://a.aliexpress.com/_mLER5ix
Facelift LED taillights fitted. Well that was a job and a half in terms of wiring etc.
https://youtu.be/ybRPBTotKMw
https://youtu.be/ybRPBTotKMw
AlVal said:
Facelift LED taillights fitted. Well that was a job and a half in terms of wiring etc.
https://youtu.be/ybRPBTotKMw
Wow, looks great! Does the chrome part stick on top of the lights then? (I hate it but can't see it on yours).https://youtu.be/ybRPBTotKMw
I'm halfway there with mine, as I tinted the clear bits but would be very interested if you would offer the installation service? Also, where did you get the lights and what was the cost?
Thanks
Max M4X WW said:
AlVal said:
Facelift LED taillights fitted. Well that was a job and a half in terms of wiring etc.
https://youtu.be/ybRPBTotKMw
Wow, looks great! Does the chrome part stick on top of the lights then? (I hate it but can't see it on yours).https://youtu.be/ybRPBTotKMw
I'm halfway there with mine, as I tinted the clear bits but would be very interested if you would offer the installation service? Also, where did you get the lights and what was the cost?
Ill drop you a pm with all the details
Thanks
Edited by AlVal on Saturday 27th March 22:13
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