Review on 🚘 Upgrade Your Ride with Razo RP122A Super Grip Large Silver Automatic Pedal Set - 2 Piece by David Mills

First of all I just wanted a brake cover which I installed this morning. I used #10 screws and pre-drilled the holes after removing the rubber brake cover. I drilled the razo plate a little more than the screw. I adjusted the plate to slide out slightly to the left, which is how I wanted it. I do not recommend mounting with the included rear side straps. I used the accelerator plate as a footrest. This is a 2011 Prius with a staggered seat and a Minnie Mouse brake pedal. I think I will like this brake pedal more than the standard one and it should make driving this car more comfortable. I used 2 #10 screws and everything seems solid, much more durable than Rube Goldberg's straps. Overall, I'm happy with the brake pedal installation, which for me is better than the OEM. I couldn't find just the brake pedal cover, otherwise that would be all I would buy. With all the cheap hardware they include in this kit, it doesn't have enough anti-slip grommets that can't cost more than 50 cents. This would allow them to be used or not used. They should include a packet of those plastic grommets or why call Supergrip pedals. Packing dimensions are also displayed, NOT PEDAL PAD SIZE! My setup made the brake pedal more positive and comfortable. All I need in the kit is a brake pedal pad, which offers a wider brake pedal, which is also very good if you want to brake with your left foot for whatever reason. I would give the brake pedal itself 5 stars.