Can get sti ones. They are legal, look similar to the sparco ones, i just went over pits with mine.

From what I've been told they just need too be securely fixed(screwed/bolted on) and have the "non-slip" rubber inserts. Full metal pedals are illegal in WA even though the sharper edges provided a better grip due to how they "bite"

Full metal are illegal as when you have wet feet you slip on the metal. Rubber gives you traction in the wet.

As for screwing/bolting on... People need to have a look how the stock GD metal with rubber ones are 'mounted'.

[QUOTE=Pablo4President;495939]are sports pedals illegal? some people say they are and some say they arent but i need to replace my clutch and brake rubber pedal pads on my gc8 and i cant find any anywhere but theres quite a few performance sets[/QUOTE]

Not sure if you've sorted this out already but Auto 1 sell rubber pedal replacements (i.e. ones that have been cast from the original) for about $4. They fit, they stay on, and you'd never pick the difference. I had to bring my old one in though because they don't have a part number for it.

[quote=strubaru;495972]just get the genuine subaru pedals:
[img]https://01f6bbb.netsolstores.com/images/products/display/cimg3713.jpg?ts=128638073695653210[/img]

cost was around $120 for the 3 from subaru[/quote]

+ 1

and just to clarify the pic i posted here ^^^ have rubber backing and directly replace the stock rubber pads, i personally think they look the best and the best thing is they are 100% legal ;)

I have those too. They are just the stock STi pedals.