DIY Evo Titanium "RALLIART" Dead Pedal Foot Rest Evolution IX Mitsubishi
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ค. 2024
- Making a "Ralliart" Titanium dead pedal / foot rest to match the other Titanium Ralliart pedal pad kit for the JDM Evo IX wagon, #ralliart #tarmac #lancer #evolution #mitsubishi #evolife #fabrication #4g63 #homemechanic
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0:00 Intro
0:15 Titanium Ralliart pedal pads
0:28 Making a Titanium footrest for Evo 9
0:59 Complete Titanium footreast fully installed
1:05 Outro
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Nice job. 👍🙂 I much prefer the Ti pedals and your footrest makes the whole thing.
Thanks for the feedback @mrgrentch grinding down the titanium took a while to do as the titanium metal was very hard but it was worth the effort. Cheers
Great job 👏 keep going
Thanks man. Im making another video next week. Must. Keep. Uploading.
Nice one Andy. Quite like the Titanium footrest cover with the grip tape. More classy than the Sport covers I think.
Loads more grip I'd be betting too.
Nice clean interior mate!!!
Thanks very much Steve. Yes the interior is usually pretty clean its the outside thats always dirty. Black cars are impossible. Yep the grip tape is very grippy. 😊
More utilitarian than the 9 pedals but it looks good and probably alot better if your shoes are wet. The 9 pedals can be a little slippery if wet.
I'd love to know where you got that mitsubishi sign in the background. Been trying to find one everywhere. Cheers.
I got the 3 diamonds Mitsubishi sign from Melbourne and I replaced the Neons with LED lights. It was from a dealership in Melbourne Australia originally. They do come up on Facebook Marketplace sometimes too. Getting more rare now though
Nice looks good man. I know someone selling them for 550 USD pretty heavily used. Do you think that's a good price? I'd like to pick up some in new condition.
I think that's a bit too expensive especially as they're not visible most of the time And they're heavily used. maybe if they were brand new? Keep an eye on Buyee or Australian Evo FB groups and you should be able to get a decent set.
@@UzumakiGarage will do, appreciate it man
Who sells those foot pedals?
Ralliart made these Titanium pedals for Mitsubishi. Hard to find them now unfortunately
Did you find a set yet?