1. boil water real hot
2. put 1 pedal at a time.
3. let it heat up with hot water so the rubber around get soft.
4. Put only few drops of dish soap on the pad after you remove from hot water.
5. wear thick gloves
6. start from down up with some muscle Done
Did hot water method on mine and it was pretty simple after that but i fought it for about an half hour trying to get the clutch and brake pedal on before i did a forum search and found the hot water method, worked very well and i prolly wouldn't of got them on if i didn't use this method
1. boil water real hot
2. put 1 pedal at a time.
3. let it heat up with hot water so the rubber around get soft.
4. Put only few drops of dish soap on the pad after you remove from hot water.
5. wear thick gloves
6. start from down up with some muscle Done
Inotherwords mine came stock with them. So no need to have a mach or Bullitt to get them Wasnt it standard on all the IUP cars? Im just glad I didnt have to go through the hassle
I don't understand it. I heated mine with a heat gun being careful not to melt them, lube the edge with something ( forget what it was at the moment), push it on from the top and worked it around the bottom with a small screwdriver. Took about 40 minutes for all 4.