Ordered Bullitt Pedals

Dope 97GT

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Jan 17, 2007

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LI98GTStang said:

Correct, no light on them, but through them like stock. This is the type where you peel/remove the stock gauge cluster covering and replace with the white gauge covering.

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I have the same ones...there not bad.

 

AmBo

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Jan 17, 2007

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The install isn't bad at all. The brake and clutch were the easiest. 5 minutes tops after boiling them.

The gas pedal is horrible! In fact, I can make you life a lot easier with this recommendation: take the whole pedal off, just break off the prior pedal and them use a punch and hammer and smash out the old pin that held in the old pedal. Once done, go to Home Depot and buy a nut and bolt to replace it. I bought a bag of 5 for $2 and it saves you the trouble of putting the old pin back in (IMPOSSIBLE!). I actually have some leftover nuts and bolts as I just did this 2 weeks ago. PM me if you want a nut and bolt.

Good luck!

 

GToddyT5

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Jan 17, 2007

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Yes, I ended up bending the arm of my gas pedal. I don't even remember how I got it off. I prob smashed it.

 

steveb24

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Jan 17, 2007

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AmBo said:

The install isn't bad at all. The brake and clutch were the easiest. 5 minutes tops after boiling them.

The gas pedal is horrible! In fact, I can make you life a lot easier with this recommendation: take the whole pedal off, just break off the prior pedal and them use a punch and hammer and smash out the old pin that held in the old pedal. Once done, go to Home Depot and buy a nut and bolt to replace it. I bought a bag of 5 for $2 and it saves you the trouble of putting the old pin back in (IMPOSSIBLE!). I actually have some leftover nuts and bolts as I just did this 2 weeks ago. PM me if you want a nut and bolt.

Good luck!

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did the same thing

 

four six

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Jan 17, 2007

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Took about 30 mins, if that. Just get the clutch and brake pedal lubed up and slid it on there. Gas pedal is a PITA though. Best bet on the gas pedal is to take it off the car

 

four six

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Hobart, IN

Jan 17, 2007

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Took about 30 mins, if that. Just get the clutch and brake pedal lubed up and slid it on there. Gas pedal is a PITA though. Best bet on the gas pedal is to take it off the car

 

Mustang5L5

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Jan 17, 2007

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I have my set sitting on my table waiting for warmer weather to install.


I know that nobody else sees the pedals, but for some reason they stand out a lot and are noticable...to me at least. I do care what my car looks like...even if i'm the only one seeing it

 

bullitt_2620

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Jan 18, 2007

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+2 Buy the Bullitt. Beware, mine are more slippery than goose **** when my shoes are wet, just a warning.

 

PonyboyIsaac

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Bullitt pedals were like my first mod!
i have to say they were a nightmare for me, the clutch and the brake anyway. I made the HUGE mistake of using WD40 as lubricant and then i cut one of my finger on the bare pedal and got WD40 in it and it stung like a mothertrucker! It finally ocurred to me to boil them for a while and that worked like a charm. Oh and be carful if you try and use a flat head screw driver to put them on, the rubber can rip pretty easily.

 

MrGame

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Jan 18, 2007

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I'm mad..the ebay seller didn't have them in stock so i asked for a refund. I'm going to just ordered them from American Muscle, i just got my other stuff in TWO DAYS (unbelievable)

 

Mustang5L5

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Jan 19, 2007

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I got mine from Partshopper...cheapest price around

 

98V6 K.I.T.T.

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Jan 19, 2007

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• Jan 19, 2007

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Anyone know if the Steeda Pedals are the same way as the bullitts? They look alittle different and I was thinking about getting the Steedas.

 

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Jan 30, 2007

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After reading all this, thank god mine came with them on when i bought the car!! lol Good luck with it i guess

 

kid rock

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THE 51ST STATE!!

Jan 30, 2007

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• Jan 30, 2007

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mine are sitting in the glovebox, tried for like 2 mins then thought "sod that" now i dont have a break pedal cover lol!

Si

P.S the reason i got mine is that the rubber ones that come on the car had worn out so needed some new ones, made sense to get the Bullit ones!