Brake and clutch pedal pads same as Spitfire?
Posted:
Fri May 15, 2020 10:26 pmby tdskip
I know the mechanical brake light switch on an S4 is the same, but are the pedal pads also the same?
Thanks, and hope it was a good work week for everyone.
Re: Brake and clutch pedal pads same as Spitfire?
Posted:
Sat May 16, 2020 12:36 amby sprintsoft
The pedal rubbers are borrowed from the Imp...
Re: Brake and clutch pedal pads same as Spitfire?
Posted:
Sat May 16, 2020 1:21 amby tdskip
Thank you for the fast reply.
Not many of those suppliers over here, so will add those to a proper order.
Thanks again.
Re: Brake and clutch pedal pads same as Spitfire?
Posted:
Mon May 18, 2020 10:56 amby sprintsoft
Hi TD,
FYI - for sale on eBay today...
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/352673395560Iain
Re: Brake and clutch pedal pads same as Spitfire?
Posted:
Mon May 18, 2020 1:52 pmby tdskip
Thank you, will take a look. Have a good week.
Re: Brake and clutch pedal pads same as Spitfire?
Posted:
Mon May 18, 2020 3:16 pmby h20hamelan
I have bought some things from ANG over the years.
It’s too bad, eBay does not have customs, brokerage and tax,included anymore. I believe amazon does. A few of my motorbike parts purchases were, a few were not charged customs. All about the same price.£100 so under Canada’s $200 per day limit. And in Canada, if Royal Mail is/was the carrier. CBSA does not get involved as a brokerage house. Where all other carriers would.
RDENT and Bean are the same price for the pedal pads. Unless you are bringing into Canada, then Royal is better as you dont get the brokerage, and most likely not customs. I have only been charged tax on an item over $200 from TTR who nicely used Royal.
Another point, is NAFTA auto parts are to be duty/customs free. But, this is rarely the case. By the time you apply to CBSA that the auto part was made in the USA. Often, CBSA rejects the application for duties.
