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cobrasvtcoupe25

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I know the install is a PITA But I want to know if the bullitt pedals are better than stock?

When your feet are wet, does your foot slip off easily?
Does it feel better than stock?
Is it worth it?

Them at american muscle...
http://www.americanmuscle.com/forabupem.html

My stock pedals are worn out Either I'm going with the stock ones from 5.0 resto or the bullitt's from american.

Need your help and opinions. Thanks
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cobrasvtcoupe25

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Pics are always a help
 

mazen189

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i like mine, i mean, honestly, its more for "show" than the actual feeling imo.
 
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I felt a difference, but my pedals were worn though and coming off though.
 

deftsound

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the install is not a pita...
 

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Im getting some because my gas pedal broke off while doing work on a sport bike!
 

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Yeah my stock pedals fell off, so I got the bullit one they look 1000x better IMO!
 
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gtstangau said:
Yeah my stock pedals fell off, so I got the bullit one they look 1000x better IMO!
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Do they feel 1000x better???
 

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306notchback said:
Im getting some because my gas pedal broke off while doing work on a sport bike!
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and ya still lost?
 

98V6 K.I.T.T.

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I have the Steeda billet pedals, I thought they would be easier to install, but believe me halfway through I was thinking "I should have got the bullitt pedals" but honestly I like these pedals better. They are oversized and are great for heel toe. Now...if I can just do the pedal mod on top of this it would be perfect.

Tip.....boil your bullitt pads and they will go on easier. That or heat them up with a hair dryer or heat gun for alittle, but you will probably need to wait till they cool down or use some gloves so you don't burn your hands.
 
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They sure are slippery if your feet are wet. When your foot slips off the clutch and your in gear it is pretty scary, especially if you are right in front of your garage door.
 

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The install takes patience and elbow grease. The look is improved, clean, and shiny. The performance is overall a little inferior. They are slippery when wet, and the black nubs on them can wear off, I tore up a set in my 87 after about a year, but I still put them in my 04 last fall
 

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blubullett said:
They sure are slippery if your feet are wet. When your foot slips off the clutch and your in gear it is pretty scary, especially if you are right in front of your garage door.
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happen to me once at a stop sign, had to quickly pull it outta first to not stall/roll forward

ever since then every time its wet out i make sure to dry my left foot really well on the carpet b4 driving.... dosent help that our clutches are heavy as hell
 

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98V6 K.I.T.T. said:
I have the Steeda billet pedals, I thought they would be easier to install, but believe me halfway through I was thinking "I should have got the bullitt pedals" but honestly I like these pedals better. They are oversized and are great for heel toe. Now...if I can just do the pedal mod on top of this it would be perfect.
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+1, steedas require you to drill four holes in each hardened steel pedal
 

68stang351

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BennyBlown2v said:
and ya still lost?
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Not really, I was with him. It was an old bike, a 500, went from a stop until about 80. It was neck and neck.
 

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blubullett said:
They sure are slippery if your feet are wet. When your foot slips off the clutch and your in gear it is pretty scary, especially if you are right in front of your garage door.
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I can testify to that. My garage door is fubar now...
 

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blubullett said:
They sure are slippery if your feet are wet. When your foot slips off the clutch and your in gear it is pretty scary, especially if you are right in front of your garage door.
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this has happened to me pullin in my car, and yes, that 3 seconds kinda scared me.
 

Mustang5L5

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They aree more for looks. They look DAMN good.


They are a little slick when your foot is wet. I haven't had any problems with it though. Just dry your foot off on the mat before you start pedaling.
 
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bdcardinal

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i wish they were more heel-toe friendly. that wouldve been nice on the bullitt pedals. my current DD, the volvo has better pedal placement than any stock mustang ive ever been in.
 
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