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Captain Malcolm Reynolds
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Adelaide
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Hi all - just wondering if anyone could advise me of both the legality of these pedals, plus any experience with them.
They look to be a genuine item, but I thought "clip on" type pedals which these appear to be by the description (no drilling etc) weren't legal - but then again, these also appear to be a Genuine Ford part. Also any experience with them, quality etc, much appreciated, as I'm strongly considering a set at the moment to give the Zetec a bit more of a "sporty" look inside! Thanks! http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Genuine-Alumi...item4aa5c6f6a1 
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Legality of aftermarket pedals
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