BSLNoel

Check out that link I posted. They have all of them illuminated and with the ///M. Any finish, any color leather...

Spendy with this though.

Jim165

Pedal set is hot! Ordered myself a set as well just now. Should look great against my black interior and LED interior lighting in the footwells..

Bill109

yeah i saw this, for 250 i could create what i want but thats a lot of $ for a shifter..


thanks!
i think it looks great. did you go with the gloss black or the silver look like i did?

Jim165

I ordered the silver look like yours. The black looks really good, but I think it would get lost among the black carpet and not look too much different than the stock rubber ones at a distance...

colo5

Look great.
I am considering the same. I have a 6sp MT 535xi and wear wooden soled dress shoes everyday for work. Are these pedals slippery? What if your shoes are wet?

LessIsMore

The pedals have raised rubber trim all over them, and are used by BMW OEM, so doubt they would be real slippery.

I have slick-soled (leather) dress shoes too, and sometimes there are no pedals that will provide enough grip! Which is why I wear something more practical and much more comfortable most days.

OT - I would love to see pics/details of these wood-soled shoes, my guess is they're actually just leather painted to look like wood ( unless they're clogs). Remember that wood doesn't bend ... so if you can actually bend the sole of the shoe, which is usually required for things like walking, they're probably not wood.

Now, wooden HEELS OTOH are not uncommon.

colo5

You are correct, most are leather. But these favorite To Boot New York shoes have a map of NYC engraved in the sole which I believe is wood.

Bill109

wet might be tricky on a shoe with a sole like that..
however the raised grips on the pedals re large.. sometimes when i go to downshift and revmatch my shoes sole gets stuck in the grooves of the rubber grips on the pedals.
im still trying to get used to them. when they are wet, they arent slippery either.

colo5

Thanks for the insight. I will likely stick with the stock rubber now even though they look ghetto.