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loud 95

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Does anybody have any tips for installing the bullit pedal covers? I got tired of shearing off my mac clutch pedal cover, so I bought these. However, they are tricky to install. Any help would be appreciated.
 
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loud 95 said:
Does anybody have any tips for installing the bullit pedal covers? I got tired of shearing off my mac clutch pedal cover, so I bought these. However, they are tricky to install. Any help would be appreciated.
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Classic Design Concepts www.classicdesignconcepts.com has the instructions under their 'tech/install' link. I used them to do my clutch/brake pedals.

The dishwashing liquid part sound weird but, it works.
 

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hm, i had a tough time installing my brake and clutch pedals.


basically i just used dish soap and lots of it.
lather that crap on the backs of the rubber and keep forcing her on

she'll eventually give and violà...
instanté bullit pedalsé


 

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I just went through that hell yesterday.I let them sit in the hot sun for like a 1/2 hour to make em a little softer and then used a mirror so I could see the back of em when I was forcing them on.It help to kinda get the top and a side started then just worked my way around the pedal prying and pushing.AND IT STILL SUCKED PUTTING THEM ON!!!!!Just remeber when you throw stuff from frustration dont hit the car.They look awesome when their on though
 

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For the clutch and brake pedal, I got the two upper corners on and then used a small flat head screwdriver and worked my way down prying the lip of the pedal cover onto the pedal. Hopefully that makes sense, don't know how to better explain it.
 

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mash it on with your foot, slip it on a bit with soap, then push your foot on it and mash in all directions (primarally the way it has to go to finish going on). Also put them in some boiling water before it soffens them up a lot then run somthing with smooth edges around the rubber lips on the pedal. It only took me like 15 min to get mine on.
 
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