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Anybody have aluminum pedals?

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65shlbycln

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I never really considered putting in aluminum pedals, until just now. Anybody have pics/prices of pedals? I dont really want anything too expensive. Just nothing that says APC on it
 

golf4283

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I dont have any pics but I plan on figuring out how to adapt some Bullitt pedals from the late models to my setup once I convert to a 5 speed. I love those pedals and bet they would look awesome on a classic.
 

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I used to have a set in my Integra when I owned it (she was lost to an F-150 with no insurance about 3 years ago.) I love them. They looked nifty and my feet never onces slipped off of them (which was a big deal for me then because I was working at a fast food palce part of the time and would be driving home with grease ont he bottom of my boots, not good for a stick shift.
 

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I have the TCP pedals. (Eleanor type) I love the look, but kinda pricey!
 
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Here's mine with the TCP covers

 

eric n

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gp001 said:
Here's mine with the TCP covers

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I also have the elenors and they are great, but man they can hold dirt. I have to get down there and clean them.
 

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Hey gp001, where'd you get that shift boot? I need something better than the ripped piece of rubb i have now.
 

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You can grab a set for latemodels on eBay real cheap. They mount with screws, you just drill through. Or you can go the Lokar route like me:

Sorry not the best pic.

 
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i also have the TCP pedals, but a cheaper and probably better route would be a set for the late model mustangs. you can get them from any magazine on the stand (mustang mags, that is) for $30-40. and that often comes with a dead pedal.
 
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