| jhw |
Hey folks, for a few weeks only, we are offering a special 35% discount for our Billet MDX Pedalsand Heel Guards.
This special has been approved by admin.
These are beautiful, show quality pedals with incredible grip. After CNC machining process, each pedal is hand sanded and glass beaded. These are not stamped 'one-sized-fits-all' imported pedals.
** 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed **
This special pricing is to promote our newly developed Grid and Inset Series Pedals.
To view and order pedals for your vehicle: Order Here
Be sure to use coupon code 1142738888 and "Recalculate" in your shopping cart to receive the discount.
Here are some samples (not all pictures are for the M DX)...
Sample of Grid Series Finish - NEW
Sample of Insert Series Finish - NEW
Special Pricing:
AutoVation MDX Pedal Discount Pricing (USD):
Grid Series - $90.35 (Retail $139)
Insert Series - $77.35 (Retail $119)
Competition Series - $57.85 (Retail $89)
Heel Guards - $44.85 (Retail $69)
Features include:
* Rugged, all weather pedals with incredible grip – even when when / muddy
* "Anti-slip" raised edges designed to provide much greater grip than factory or other aftermarket pedals.
* CNC machined from aircraft quality aluminum
* Foot rest and gas pedal are directly attached via screws.
* B rake and clutch pedal are attached via beveled bolts with nylon locking nuts.
* Foot rest normally not included in aftermarket pedal kits.
* Includes all mounting hardware and Installation Instructions: Click for Instructions
* Made in USA
To view and order pedals for your vehicle: Order Here
Be sure to use coupon code 1142738888 and "Recalculate" in your shopping cart to receive the discount.
Details: All orders must be in by April. 16th, 2006 (Sunday night). After ordering you will receive an order confirmation email. When your pedals ship you will receive an e-mail notification and a USPS tracking number.
Questions? Visit our FAQ page here
For more information you can visit our website: http://www.AutoVation.net
Any further questions, feel free to email me directly at jw@autovation.net.
Thanks
- John |
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| jhw |
Here is a picture of our heel guard...
Heel Guards - $44.85 (Retail $69) 35% Off !!
Sorry but we still do not have an installed M D X picture yet...
To view and order pedals for your vehicle: Order Here
Be sure to use coupon code 1142738888 and "Recalculate" in your shopping cart to receive the discount. |
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| G. COLTON |
You want to make the MDX look like some kind of kids hot rod?
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| hammermdx |
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Originally posted by G. COLTON
You want to make the MDX look like some kind of kids hot rod?
G
To each their own, some members have used similiar type replacement petals in the past.....no need to slam this person :-). |
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| jhw |
quote:
Originally posted by G. COLTON
You want to make the MDX look like some kind of kids hot rod?
G
Kids hot rod? No, no. We don't market to kids that want $29 plastic pedals from China (we leave that to Momo and Razo).
Our matte finished pedals give the truck a unique and distinctive OEM look and feel.
Our typical customer is over 33 and would only install the best for his high end vehicle. |
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| hanshigi |
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Originally posted by jhw
Kids hot rod? No, no. We don't market to kids that want $29 plastic pedals from China (we leave that to Momo and Razo).
Our matte finished pedals give the truck a unique and distinctive OEM look and feel.
Our typical customer is over 33 and would only install the best for his high end vehicle.
First off momos are not cheap
i think your pedals are awsome lookin'
how much to ship to vancouver canada |
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| jhw |
quote:
Originally posted by hanshigi
First off momos are not cheap
i think your pedals are awsome lookin'
how much to ship to vancouver canada
Thanks for the compliments. Shipping to Canada is $7.50. You'll receive a tracking number and confirmation e-mail when your pedals ship. For any other locations (world wide, etc.) or pricing questions just click "Add to Cart", select your pedals and click "recalculate" to see your final price - you don't need give credit info or any order info to use the order tool:
MDX Ordering Page / Shopping Cart |
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| Northern_MDX |
Nice product.
Can you post pictures of competition series
"Matte" vs. "Machined" surface?
Do you take Paypal fund already in my Paypal account,
or do you need C.C. via Paypal?
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| jhw |
quote:
Originally posted by Northern_MDX
Nice product.
Can you post pictures of competition series
"Matte" vs. "Machined" surface?
Do you take Paypal fund already in my Paypal account,
or do you need C.C. via Paypal?
Thanks
Yes we can do funds already in your PayPal account.
Here are some pictures:
BEFORE beading (Machine Finish) ...
AFTER beading (Matte Finish) ...
About Matte Finish:
Bead blasting uses a high pressure blast of micro-sized glass beads to produce the illustrious finish. The raised edges are directionally sanded and re-sharpened to provide the highest grip possible. |
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| jhw |
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Originally posted by Northern_MDX
Do you take Paypal fund already in my Paypal account, or do you need C.C. via Paypal?
I forgot to mention; when using our shopping cart you first select your pedals (finish, type, etc), then enter the coupon code for discount and click 'recalculate'. When ready, click 'Checkout' and you enter in all the order information (name, address, etc.) and click 'confirm'. Check details and click 'Submit this Order' which takes you to PayPal - from there you can login and use your personal PayPal funds rather then Credit Card.
Let me know if you have problems or questions: jw@autovation.net
Thanks!
- John |
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| EXCALIBUR |
I've had the AutoVation MDX Pedals in my MDX for 2 1/2 years now. They're just plain good.:29:
Check this out: AutoVation MDX Pedals
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| jhw |
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Originally posted by EXCALIBUR
After:
Thanks alot for the continual support Excalibur - I'm still amazed at your before & after pictures!
However, everyone please note that we no longer engrave 'MDX'.
...I will say that you still get the same before and after wow factor as in Excalibur's pictures (with or without the engraving). :) |
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| R-MDX |
Attached is a picture of the insert pedals installed on a 2005 Acura MDX.
There is a problem with the enclosed hardware for this installation. The 8-32 hex head bolts included are too short to be used on the brake and e brake pedal. They need to be 1 inch long. Also the e brake pedal cover is almost impossible to remove on an MDX. It's just easier to leave it on and bolt the aluminum plate over the top. The MDX brake pedal under the rubber cover has more of a curve to it than the aluminum one you provide and in order to reach the nut on the back side they need to be 1 inch in length.
So 6- 1" 8-32 hex head stainless steel bolts did the trick. This was a $3.00 added expense.
One other small problem, the top surface of the pedals still show some of the machining mark left from the bit. This can be seen if you hold the pedal in your hand or your face is down on the floormat. Other than that it's not that bad. You can see the marks in one of the above product pictures of the bead blasted pedal. |
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| phins2rt |
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Originally posted by R-MDX
Attached is a picture of the insert pedals installed on a 2005 Acura MDX.
There is a problem with the enclosed hardware for this installation. The 8-32 hex head bolts included are too short to be used on the brake and e brake pedal. They need to be 1 inch long. Also the e brake pedal cover is almost impossible to remove on an MDX. It's just easier to leave it on and bolt the aluminum plate over the top. The MDX brake pedal under the rubber cover has more of a curve to it than the aluminum one you provide and in order to reach the nut on the back side they need to be 1 inch in length.
So 6- 1" 8-32 hex head stainless steel bolts did the trick. This was a $3.00 added expense.
One other small problem, the top surface of the pedals still show some of the machining mark left from the bit. This can be seen if you hold the pedal in your hand or your face is down on the floormat. Other than that it's not that bad. You can see the marks in one of the above product pictures of the bead blasted pedal.
R-MDX and EXCALIBUR,
Do these seem like they will stand the test of time? I am thinking of getting a set but I would like it to be a permanent upgrade. TIA. |
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| R-MDX |
They are definitely well made pedals. They are probably 3/8 thick aluminum. The hardware although too short, are stainless steel and nylok bolts.
If you have never done a set of pedals before, a little trick. Put a strip of masking tape on the black stock pedal surface first. Then when you hold the aluminum cover in place and mark where you want to drill, it's much easier to see the mark.
Also don't drill the pilot holes for the footrest and gas pedal too big. |
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| phins2rt |
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Originally posted by R-MDX
They are definitely well made pedals. They are probably 3/8 thick aluminum. The hardware although too short, are stainless steel and nylok bolts.
If you have never done a set of pedals before, a little trick. Put a strip of masking tape on the black stock pedal surface first. Then when you hold the aluminum cover in place and mark where you want to drill, it's much easier to see the mark.
Also don't drill the pilot holes for the footrest and gas pedal too big.
Thanks for the advice R-MDX!! |
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| EXCALIBUR |
quote:
Originally posted by phins2rt
R-MDX and EXCALIBUR,
Do these seem like they will stand the test of time? I am thinking of getting a set but I would like it to be a permanent upgrade. TIA.
My AutoVation MDX pedals continue to look good and provide reliable service. Interestingly enough, these metal pedals provide better grip wet or dry, than the OEM rubber pedal surface. I like them.:29: |
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| phins2rt |
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Originally posted by EXCALIBUR
these metal pedals provide better grip wet or dry, than the OEM rubber pedal surface.
That's what I wanted to hear!! Thanks EXCALIBUR! |
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| lancedal |
Have a problem. Without the "Push on Push off" instruction on the brake, how do we know how to use it?
:D :D :D |
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| dj-mdx2 |
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Originally posted by lancedal
Have a problem. Without the "Push on Push off" instruction on the brake, how do we know how to use it?
:D :D :D
Um, maybe change its name to dumb pedal? :2: |
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| phins2rt |
| I finally got these installed and wanted to thank everyone for their how-to advice. I can't wait to test these new pedals out when we get some snow. So far I really like them. |
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| EXCALIBUR |
phins2rt,
Welcome aboard. I'm sure you will like the Autovation pedals. Which style did you get? Got pics? |
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