Review on Razo RP103A GT SPEC Set for Automatic Transmission, Accelerator and Brake, Large by Derrick Shah

These pedals have a sporty look but add some presence to the car and I am very happy with how they look. It took me a while to install as I usually take my time with things like this and always check individual components before getting down to business, but as soon as I hit the gas pedal the brakes were there instantly. .I didn't like the idea of drilling into existing pedals so I used metal clamps and floor plates. As long as you follow the instructions carefully (and don't assume you understand each step individually until you've followed all the instructions first), it really is top notch. They sit securely and do not affect the handling or the response of the pedals. In fact, I think it improves the riding experience as it makes the pedals easier to manipulate. There is no wobble or shifting with the stock pedals and I have had absolutely no problems with them. I drive a 2006/7 Nissan Bluebird Sylphy and the pedals are slightly bent but I haven't had any issues so far and would enthusiastically recommend this kit to anyone. Installing the first pedal will probably take around 15-20 minutes, installing the second pedal 10 minutes and I'm sure others have done it faster and with equally good results.