Dead pedal lacking

[xiaphin]

Metal Coupe Pedal Installed

Genny coupe dead pedal won't work. There is no way to attach it to the floor. Look at the back.

Then look at this thread.

http://www.Genesis Coupe.com/interior-2013-up/95623-oem-metal-pedals-3.html

Funny thing is that I have never seen this thread on here. Kudos to videopho for attaching the pedal to the floor mat. I purchased the Coupe Dead Medal and installed it directly to the car. It may not be the solution you all are looking for since the pedal only raises the height by 5/8" but it would be possible to create an offset bracket that attaches to the metal stamping underneath to bring the pedal up to the desired height. I installed this in order to have a full matching Factory set of aluminum pedals.

The content below was copied from the Aluminum Pedals thread. Guess it should have been posted here.


Genesis Coupe Metal Dead Pedal
Received the Metal Dead Pedal from KDM Motors the other week and got around to installing it over the weekend. Got the idea from the Genesis Coupe Forum OEM Metal Pedals but wasn't sure if it would be possible until taking things apart. Turns out the dead pedal metal stamping in the sedan is close enough to the coupe that it did work.

Coupe

Sedan


Installation

1. Remove the driver door scuff, hood release lever, and side interior panel.
2. Pull back the carpet to expose the sound deadening hard panel that covers the dead pedal metal stamping.
3. Cut away the panel to expose the metal underneath.
4. Fold carpet back down and trim out the rubber deal pedal portion of the carpet. I trimmed the majority of the rubber away but left the edge intact in hopes the carpet would hold up longer.
5. Measure, measure, mark, measure and drill a mounting hole for the lower clip. GenesisCoupe forum suggested to use a 1/4" drill bit but I found the hole to be a tad small and used a 9/32" bit instead. Due to the length of the pedal the upper most metal clip is not used because there is no metal to attach it to. Found that the pedal is very secure and upper clip is not needed.
6. Interior panel needs to be trimmed due to the height of the dead pedal which I did not expect when I started the install. Be careful not to trim too much of the panel or you will expose some harness wires that are hidden by the cover.

Part Numbers for all Three Pedals
Dynamic Edition Metal Accelerator Pedal - 32700-3M860
or
Metal Coupe Accelerator Pedal - 32700-2M500
Metal Brake Cover - 32825-17050
Metal Coupe Dead Pedal - 32881-2M100

Finished Result












Prior to Trimming Side Panel

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[bigpapainscotia]

this form is becoming more like Facebook and less like the form I signed up for . if you don't want to give good advice then don't give any at all. be positive in your responses and the world and this form will be a better place to be.

 

[bigpapainscotia]

be careful when messing around with the pedals . if you have a accident your insurance company might not cover you. they can be very sticky when it comes to modification to the cars.

 

[xiaphin]

this form is becoming more like Facebook and less like the form I signed up for . if you don't want to give good advice then don't give any at all. be positive in your responses and the world and this form will be a better place to be.

Where is this coming from? I offered a valid solution, although it may not raise it high enough to your personal liking, it is a solution.

be careful when messing around with the pedals . if you have a accident your insurance company might not cover you. they can be very sticky when it comes to modification to the cars.

These are all factory Hyundai parts. I see nothing to be concerned about.

 

[OneFunGenesis]

this form is becoming more like Facebook and less like the form I signed up for . if you don't want to give good advice then don't give any at all. be positive in your responses and the world and this form will be a better place to be.

I am not sure where this is coming from either