Partshopper Easter Sale starts now!

C.Harris

Da Boss

Founding Member

Dec 20, 1998

1,850

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0

Apr 13, 2006

#1

• Apr 13, 2006

• #1

Sale has ended

 

C.Harris

Da Boss

Founding Member

Dec 20, 1998

1,850

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0

Apr 13, 2006

#2

• Apr 13, 2006

• #2

...and as always, don't forget that we WON'T be beat on MAGNAFLOW exhaust period so PM me or give us a call

 

four six

Member

Jan 19, 2006

506

2

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Hobart, IN

Apr 13, 2006

#3

• Apr 13, 2006

• #3

NR-Auto White Face Gauges (1997-98 GT) Reg $99 Sale: $25

this item I like any pics?

 

02LaserRed2V

New Member

Jul 30, 2004

379

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Augusta, GA

Apr 13, 2006

#4

• Apr 13, 2006

• #4

I bought the Bullitt/Mach 1 pedals yesterday

 

imblown-ru

New Member

Dec 6, 2005

247

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0

Roanoke VA

Apr 13, 2006

#5

• Apr 13, 2006

• #5

time to buy

 

Stang|ess

seeking cyber partner(s)

Oct 18, 2003

941

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37

Hawaii

Apr 14, 2006

#6

• Apr 14, 2006

• #6

I got my pedals yesterday. Thanks again!

 

C.Harris

Da Boss

Founding Member

Dec 20, 1998

1,850

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0

Apr 14, 2006

#7

• Apr 14, 2006

• #7

Thank you guys for your support...Four Six, I'll have to try to find a pic, but they are brand new.

 

02LaserRed2V

New Member

Jul 30, 2004

379

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Augusta, GA

Apr 14, 2006

#8

• Apr 14, 2006

• #8

Pedals arrived today. Thanks!

 

Gearbanger 101

Straight Outta Locash

20+ Year Stangneter

Aug 10, 2002

9,457

1,377

234

Ontario, Canada

Apr 14, 2006

#9

• Apr 14, 2006

• #9

C.Harris said:

...and as always, don't forget that we WON'T be beat on MAGNAFLOW exhaust period so PM me or give us a call

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By won't be beat....do you mean price match, or price match minus an additional 5% or so savings, cause I'm about ready to dump a pile into the exhaust system on my Cougar? How about free shipping to Canada?

 

MaxxMundo

Member

Mar 16, 2004

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Albany, Georgia

Apr 14, 2006

#10

• Apr 14, 2006

• #10

I got my pedals Tuesday but just got them on yesterday because, damn, they're a bish to install, but they look so damn good. Thanks again! :SNSign:

 

C.Harris

Da Boss

Founding Member

Dec 20, 1998

1,850

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0

Apr 15, 2006

#11

• Apr 15, 2006

• #11

Good to hear guys, and Gearbanger - send me a PM and let's talk.

 

02LaserRed2V

New Member

Jul 30, 2004

379

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Augusta, GA

Apr 15, 2006

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• Apr 15, 2006

• #12

Good lord these pedals are a PITA to install!

 

gtstangau

Member

Jan 9, 2006

133

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Alabama

Apr 15, 2006

#13

• Apr 15, 2006

• #13

02LaserRed2V said:

Good lord these pedals are a PITA to install!

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Yeah I never want to have to do that again. I got the hang of after about an hour and half of fooling with them.

 

C.Harris

Da Boss

Founding Member

Dec 20, 1998

1,850

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Apr 15, 2006

#14

• Apr 15, 2006

• #14

LOL

 

PULMEOVR

I need a bigger E-Penis.

Sep 29, 2003

560

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Ottawa, Ontario Canada

Apr 15, 2006

#15

• Apr 15, 2006

• #15

Easy Bullitt pedals installation:

Boil the pedals for about 30 seconds (one at a time). Quickly put some dish soap on the reverse of the pedals. Place top of pedal over the metal brake/clutch etc. lever and step on it with your foot (push the pedal to the floor). Twist your foot around like you are stepping on a huge bug. Now, your pedal should be on and it shouldn't have been too much trouble. Repeat for the other pedal.


Matt

 

02LaserRed2V

New Member

Jul 30, 2004

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Augusta, GA

Apr 16, 2006

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• Apr 16, 2006

• #16

I tried putting them on without boiling, but I couldn't.

I guess I'll heat them up afterall.

I'm just afraid I'll damage the pedals being too rough on them.

 

MaxxMundo

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Mar 16, 2004

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Albany, Georgia

Apr 16, 2006

#17

• Apr 16, 2006

• #17

PULMEOVR said:

Easy Bullitt pedals installation:

Boil the pedals for about 30 seconds (one at a time). Quickly put some dish soap on the reverse of the pedals. Place top of pedal over the metal brake/clutch etc. lever and step on it with your foot (push the pedal to the floor). Twist your foot around like you are stepping on a huge bug. Now, your pedal should be on and it shouldn't have been too much trouble. Repeat for the other pedal.


Matt

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That's how I finally ended up doing it, except I whipped out the hair dryer to heat up the rubber instead of boiling them.

I didn't really want to grind on them to get them to go on for fear of damaging the pedals, but I figured that'd work better than throwing them across the yard. Pedals turned out fine.

 

02LaserRed2V

New Member

Jul 30, 2004

379

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Augusta, GA

Apr 16, 2006

#18

• Apr 16, 2006

• #18

Well great. I just f*%$ one up.

 

C.Harris

Da Boss

Founding Member

Dec 20, 1998

1,850

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0

Apr 17, 2006

#19

• Apr 17, 2006

• #19

Great show of support guys We appreciate your business!

 

02LaserRed2V

New Member

Jul 30, 2004

379

1

0

Augusta, GA

Apr 17, 2006

#20

• Apr 17, 2006

• #20

It took me TWO hours to put those pedals on! The bottom is kinda tore up but...I don't care! it's on and that's all that matters.