FRPP Bullit Pedals??

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I found this thread on a search, I'm finally going to do this swap. Been wanting to do it forever and I'm ordering them pretty soon. I thought I remembered reading that you had to weld some extra metal on the clutch/brake pedal to make them work but seeing as you all said you have to cut some off, I should be in good shape.

Did you ever get that gas pedal on 93TealStang, lol.

 

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Yes I did.

What a pain it was. If I would've know what kind of aggrevation was involved, I wouldn't have bothered since I have a very short temper. The clutch and brake pedals were a bit hard also. I actually had to boil water and put the pedals in to soften the rubber. If your a big guy, I'll warn you, the gas pedal is the biggest PITFA to get off due to lack of room.

 

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93tealstang said:

Yes I did.

What a pain it was. If I would've know what kind of aggrevation was involved, I wouldn't have bothered since I have a very short temper. The clutch and brake pedals were a bit hard also. I actually had to boil water and put the pedals in to soften the rubber. If your a big guy, I'll warn you, the gas pedal is the biggest PITFA to get off due to lack of room.

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Thank, I'm a fat bastard so I'll probably never get the gas pedal off. I'll take a BFH to it though if I have to How do you like your pedals and how are they holding up?

 

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I like them overall. The rubber on the clutch pedal tore and a portion of the actual pedal is sticking through. You'll find out, these pedals truly aren't made for foxes because of such a different in shape. Honestly, if I had to do it all over again I'd put on a set fitted for foxes or just get a good set of those universal ones they sell at the parts stores.

 

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Don't feel so bad. Installing them in an SN95 is just as bad and they are supposed to fit those cars.

If i install another set in my Fox, i'm doing it BEFORE i install my t-5 swap pedals when i convert

 

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I've got a set that are made for the fox, they are much larger than the Bullitt pedals though. Still making my mind up if I want to do the swap, I know I do based on Looks/Feel but I want to make sure they will hold up.

Hmmm..