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Just wondering if there are any pedals covers for Aurion. Something that clamps or sticks on. Dont feel like driling holes.

Also I ordered some scuff plates. Will take some shots after they arrive.

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u54mot Grand Master

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There are replacements pedals, they are for LHD Camry, but will fit the RHD Aurion.

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The footrest is drilled in with four screws, the others have a rubber backing, the park brake and brake are exact replacements (same mounting design) for the OEM rubber pieces, and the accelerator pedal has a rubber backing that is mounted just like the other two over the existing pedal. Conclusion a perfect fit, and no issues. Now whether you can source these pedals is another story, they are made in Taiwan, for the Chinese Camry, and are Original Equipment for the Camry.

Edit: btw that little camry sticker on the footrest comes off.

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It may not be your thing, but why not scout the wreckers for a busted Aurion Sportivo and get the pedals from that.

If you do get metal pedals, you have to make sure it has the rubber inserts otherwise it can be a possible defect.

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I did get a set of the above mentioned pedals, from Ebay, but as of last week, the seller is no longer a registered Ebay user.

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Ordered pedals from topsage and these are on the way.

Paid $150 for the scuffs.

How did you navigate the topsage page for the pedals? I cant seem to find them. Either my browser is playing up and/or my Chinese isn't up to scratch...

How much were they?

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Any idea whether these will fit on an Aurion? Don't want to go and spend $100 and get the wrong item... dry.gif

http://cgi.ebay.com/...sQ5fAccessories

Its hard to say from the photo. The best is to ask the seller. One thing to keep in mind you will have to drill to put these on.

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Any idea whether these will fit on an Aurion? Don't want to go and spend $100 and get the wrong item... dry.gif

http://cgi.ebay.com/...sQ5fAccessories

Its hard to say from the photo. The best is to ask the seller. One thing to keep in mind you will have to drill to put these on.

Now why didn't I think of that >.>

I'm aware of the drilling... I think it'll be worth it :P

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