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Thread: R36 dead pedal

  1. #1
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    R36 dead pedal

    Hey all,

    Was wondering if anyone's R36 came with the metallic R line dead pedal (or footrest) as pictured in the brochures...?

    Just found out that mine does not...

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    Mine (ordered in January 2008) didn't come with anything special there, either.
    R36 =

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    Black plastic in mine...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Swallowtail View Post
    Black plastic in mine...
    Yep...MY10 maintained the run of dull plastic. Lookng closely at the pedal it would appear a difficult job customising it to fit the R-patterned after-market dead pedal

    MY10 R36 Sedan - The ultimate sleeper!!
    2005 Landcruiser Prado

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    yep... same... mongrels!
    Gone...........R36 Icelandic Gray Wagon

    Specialising in off-topic discussion

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    You should have bought a Skoda vRS - not only do you get a shiny metal "dead pedal" (with rubber inserts) on the left, as a bonus you also get (a plastic) one on the right too ! (first vehicle I've ever had with one for your accelerator foot as well)

    (sorry, I couldn't resist )
    2017 MY18 Golf R 7.5 Wolfsburg wagon (boring white) delivered 21 Sep 2017, 2008 Octavia vRS wagon 2.0 TFSI 6M (bright yellow), 2006 T5 Transporter van 2.5 TDI 6M (gone but not forgotten).

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    Quote Originally Posted by gregozedobe View Post
    as a bonus you also get (a plastic) one on the right too ! (first vehicle I've ever had with one for your accelerator foot as well)

    (sorry, I couldn't resist )
    Probably because your foot is always on either the accelerator or brake (exception being cruise control i guess).

    Ps. Good to see Skoda aren't stingy with the little things.

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