Are RS4 B7 Pedal / Foot Rest Covers a Straight Swap For B7 S Line Avant Pedals?

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Hi,

I suspect yes but wanted to check first, as per the title do rs4 pedals and foot rest bolt straight on in place of standard s line stuff.

More specifically do I remove old ones first or do they fit over top of originals
Thanks
Steve
 
SDHA4SLine said:
Hi,

I suspect yes but wanted to check first, as per the title do rs4 pedals and foot rest bolt straight on in place of standard s line stuff.
Bit spooky this Steve! !!! No word of a lie i was just about to ask
Next time you're at the dealers (cos your there every week!!!!!) Could you price up a footrest for me please
I have the other three rs4 pedals but not the footrest. Yes you remove your original pedal covers and squeeze the fancy ones on. I presume the footrest is the same
Cheers mate
More specifically do I remove old ones first or do they fit over top of originals
Thanks
Steve
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Ok will do, did you buy yours new? How much were they? I've found some new for sale but not sure if it's a good deal.

Edit, thanks for reply also
 
Ok got my own answer it's more expensive than main dealer price ****** ebay premiums again:mad:
 
do you have bottomless pockets mate;), i think you'll have one of the best spec'd a4 around very shortly at this rate of modding, all worth it though in the end.:cool::)

As far as ebay goes , its not the place to get a bargain anymore, everytime i want an item i can find it on ebay no problem , then i do a search across the web and allways find it a lot cheaper off ebay.
Classic example, our range cooker needs a new multifunction oven thermostat, went to rangemaster directly and its £19.00 + 4.99 del next day, ok i thought may be cheaper on fleabay, had a look found the indentical item for the grand sum of £39.99 +9.99 del , and, they stated they were the cheapest supplier on or offline, i dont think so:mad:.
one just needs to do a bit more searching to get the right results.

Your a4 is certainly coming along brill mate, fancy doing a swap for mine, plus a cash adjustment;)
 
A4Rob said:
do you have bottomless pockets mate;), i think you'll have one of the best spec'd a4 around very shortly at this rate of modding, all worth it though in the end.:cool::)

As far as ebay goes , its not the place to get a bargain anymore, everytime i want an item i can find it on ebay no problem , then i do a search across the web and allways find it a lot cheaper off ebay.
Classic example, our range cooker needs a new multifunction oven thermostat, went to rangemaster directly and its £19.00 + 4.99 del next day, ok i thought may be cheaper on fleabay, had a look found the indentical item for the grand sum of £39.99 +9.99 del , and, they stated they were the cheapest supplier on or offline, i dont think so:mad:.
one just needs to do a bit more searching to get the right results.

Your a4 is certainly coming along brill mate, fancy doing a swap for mine, plus a cash adjustment;)
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I must admit I have the modifiying bug now. I am only looking at these as the black headliner is no longer happening.

As for bottomless pockets, It's all being funded by stuff I can sell, and I'm running out of stuff to sell!
 
good luck with it all, i must say though ,despite having the black headlinning etc and prefering it over the white/cream it does ahave a few down sides too, well for me that is.
1) it shows every mark known to mankind and (2) it can sometimes make the interior feel a bit confined ,with black seats,doorcards headlinning carpet dash etc etc and tinted glass is very , well best word is "black" if you follow me.

anyway, just me, i prefer it over white .
 
A4Rob said:
good luck with it all, i must say though ,despite having the black headlinning etc and prefering it over the white/cream it does ahave a few down sides too, well for me that is.
1) it shows every mark known to mankind and (2) it can sometimes make the interior feel a bit confined ,with black seats,doorcards headlinning carpet dash etc etc and tinted glass is very , well best word is "black" if you follow me.

anyway, just me, i prefer it over white .
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I too prefer the black headliner, it's just the one I went to see was a little damaged :(
 
I assume thats a polite way of saying less than ideal .
 
nothing wrong with that mate, i'm that way too, except i'm now a fussy old git;)
 
Don't suppose you have a part number for the pedal I have the footrest already.
Cheers
 
Ash92 said:
Don't suppose you have a part number for the pedal I have the footrest already.
Cheers
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RHD Pedal kit (without footrest) Pt. No. 8E2 064 200
Kit comprises of,
Clutch Pedal - 8E1 721 647
Brake Pedal - 8E2 721 989
Throttle Pedal - 8E2 721 891

Kit with footrest Pt. No. 8E2 064 205
Comprises the above numbers, plus
Footrest - 8E2 864 777 B 4P7

Got this from the tread below...
http://www.audi-sport.net/xf/threads/rs4-pedals-price.189610/
 
There is currently a pedal set at £18 on eBay but it's from seller in Germany so postage to think about on top. Will see if I can find it and post a link. Mind you the same guy is selling a set incl footrest which is more than dealer price:mad:
 
Excellent cheers for that still expensive for a set.of caps £55 hopefully dealers are cheaper than that and some ebay items are ridiculous now for prices.
 
SDHA4SLine said:
£90 including foot rest, not sure about foot rest on its own yet
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They've come down in price, they were £129 with the dead pedal from the dealers when I was looking to get mine.
I ended up buying some almost new ones from a member on here for £75.
 
That price is probably about right as the same seller (Huntingdon audi) has full set for £92 which is only £2 or £3 more than dealer quoted me today. Postage on top of that but worth it if you live miles away from a dealer
 
Jimmy TDI said:
They've come down in price, they were £129 with the dead pedal from the dealers when I was looking to get mine.
I ended up buying some almost new ones from a member on here for £75.
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Blimey absolute shocker then, RS4 bits coming down in price, whatever next :eek::eek::eek:
 
I shall be adding this to my affordable mods thread soon then :)
 
Here's a good example of ebay price inflation £145 for pedal set.

This seller always puts prices up I can't understand how anyone buys from them. They're the ones that are also selling rs4 grilles at as near as doesn't matter £700 :eek:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Audi-RS4-Stainless-Steel-Pedal-Caps-Set-Footrest-RHD-Vehicles-Seat-Genuine-New/301451706358?_trksid=p2045573.c100033.m2042&_trkparms=aid=111001&algo=REC.SEED&ao=1&asc=29666&meid=7d721666554e4672a274f4e90808eadd&pid=100033&rk=1&rkt=4&sd=301451706358
 
SDHA4SLine said:
And another example of ebay premium prices, £110 for a used set. Ha dream on buddy...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AUDI-A4-R...217?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item4d2f750a01
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I enquired about the start button from the car they are breaking quite a while ago, they are quite close so I thought I would be able to collect
They wanted double the price of a new one from the dealer, one of my limbs (my choice if I recall) and a go on my Mrs.. needless to say I didn't bother...
 
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I enquired about the start button from the car they are breaking quite a while ago, they are quite close so I thought I would be able to collect
They wanted double the price of a new one from the dealer, one of my limbs (my choice if I recall) and a go on my Mrs.. needless to say I didn't bother...
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Ha yeah I couldn't resist telling them that a brand new set from the dealer is cheaper than their second hand one. And they insist you call then no doubt so they can avoid ebay fee's :mad:
 
SDHA4SLine said:
Ha yeah I couldn't resist telling them that a brand new set from the dealer is cheaper than their second hand one. And they insist you call then no doubt so they can avoid ebay fee's :mad:
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Let us know if they reply, somehow I doubt it :laugh:
 
Resurrecting an old thread.

How hard are to fit? I've had a set I bought of eBay in my garage for ages and thought it about time to fit them.
Is it best to warm/lube them first, it will that just make things trickier?
The old ones can be cut off if needs be.
 
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