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bullitt pedal install

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  • Start date Start date Feb 22, 2004

jwalker

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just got done. What a pain in the A$$. I put on all 4.

But these look pretty nice!
 

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pictures?
 

Trick95

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I did mine a week ago, I agree it was a PITA! But they look nice.
 

Rel

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Definitely a pain in the ass.. I thought it was a physical impossibility at first, but they do look nice.
 

FordStang

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took me awhile to stretch them over, i had to put them in hot water
 

jwalker

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best I can do right now.

http://www.villagephotos.com/pubbrowse.asp?selected=791571
 

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Looks nice. So they just stretch over the stock pedels? Never knew that
 

Eric94GTvert

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I took my front seat out to do my bullitt pedals. I'm just a little too "bulky" to fit under there. Used wd-40 on the slip over pedals for lube and struggled like hell on the PITA gas pedal. I ended up breaking the plastic on the back of the pedal where the pin goes through. Had to fab up a little bracket to make it work. They are definately NOT going to fall off once they're on.
 

Car Nut

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I've got the Saleen pedals and they look great. However, they are a tad on the big side. Every once in a while when I brake, my right shoe hits the gas pedal at the same time and causes an unexpeted little rev (size 13 shoes). The Bullitt's look awesome and the smaller size is definitely a plus.

Where did you get your pedals from?
 

Eric94GTvert

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Car Nut said:
Where did you get your pedals from?
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ebay
 

jwalker

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I cant remember, I paid $59.00 for them. I bought them about 6 months ago. Just now got around to putting them on.
 

red94fiveo

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Looks good! How long did the whole install take you?
 

jwalker

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About 2 hours. The freaking clutch and brake pedal took about 1 hour and 15 minutes for both.
 

Ice Hawk

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I think they look alright, I would rather have real pedals though. I just don't think that I trust something that "slips" over my prexisting pedals. However, seeing that you all had such a hard time, I guess they won't be coming off or sliping around anytime soon. Oh well, good luck with them all.
 

HoofnIt

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I sympathize with you guys. I had to do this twice , once on my Cobra and then took them off to put on my GT. If you've ever installed this things I don't think you'll EVER worry about them coming off.
 

GTPhreak

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Ice Hawk said:
I think they look alright, I would rather have real pedals though. I just don't think that I trust something that "slips" over my prexisting pedals. However, seeing that you all had such a hard time, I guess they won't be coming off or sliping around anytime soon. Oh well, good luck with them all.
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they dont go over the stock pads, you remove the stock pads and then they go on the bare pedal
 

jwalker

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GTPhreak said:
they dont go over the stock pads, you remove the stock pads and then they go on the bare pedal
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yep stock pads come off, these go over the bare pedal.
 
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