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DocG

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Anyone have recommendations on some good aftermarket aluminum type pedals? Good brands, good prices, etc.? I'm guessing these aren't hard to install...any suggestions?

I have about 60 bucks to spend, and can't think of a good mod for that money, and I spend it soon or its gone forever!

 

timeless2

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My vote.

 

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Mach 1 Lip! Grill Delete!! !!!!!!!!!! !!!

 

DocG

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Yeah I like the FRPP/Bullitt ones, the Steeda ones seem to blingy for me. I like the aluminum/black look, will blend with my dark gray interior, and I don't plan to dress up the whole interior with billet or anything like that.

I've thought about the grille delete, but don't think I'm gonna do a chin spoiler with my car being yellow. I only really like those on dark cars where they blend in more and look like a part of the bumper itself.

 

merc123

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I got the ones from PartShopper also, the Bullit ones. They're not bad. I would read how-to's on the install though because there is some finagaling.

 

DocG

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Can't be any worse than the Prochamber and Mac cat-back...talk about a puzzle with all those pieces, and it still rubs on my gas tank...gonna hafta fix that!

 

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Ya go with the Bullitts, but be ready to really wrestle with em!

 

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DocG2828 said:

Can't be any worse than the Prochamber and Mac cat-back...talk about a puzzle with all those pieces, and it still rubs on my gas tank...gonna hafta fix that!

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They might not be that bad but they are still a pain in the a** to get on. You will do more swearing installing the pedals than the exhaust.

 

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I vote with 4u2gitit

 

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Ernad said:

I vote with 4u2gitit

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My stock gas pedal broke I thought they would be more expensive but I guess not. Those pedals don't slip over the current pedals do they?

 

SilverSteed

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Ya they just slip ove the stock ones except for the gas pedal. It replaces the actual gas pedal, but not the pedal arm.

 

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don't bother with the aftermarket pedals. I have the factory Bullitt ones on my car, and they aren't terrible, but wet shoes + shiny metal != grip, even with the nubs. Don't get me wrong, it isn't super dangerous or anything, but regular rubber pedals are far better. I don't know about you, but I don't like the concept of a slippery brake pedal.

 

blackink00

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i got my bullitt pedals on and i love them way more then stock. little bit a PITA to put on but you gotta know a little secret. PM me if your wondering

 

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blackink00 said:

i got my bullitt pedals on and i love them way more then stock. little bit a PITA to put on but you gotta know a little secret. PM me if your wondering

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I have seen where people mention boiling (in water, of course) them to get them on.

 

blackink00

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nope i didnt do that. just a little dish soap and slide them on as far as you can with your hands then get in the driver seat and push them with your foot and slide a little and they should go on. remember push and slide

 

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dont forget to use a flathead.. Soak those Bishes! I put my anniversary pedals on my old maxima.. it sucked! But def. worth it.. What can i say, the look outweighed the labor!

 

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Another vote for the Bullitt's They look like they belong. My clutch pedal developed a deep crack and the bullitt pedals did the trick for me.

 

Black Stang 97

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i got the bullit pedals also, best looking pedal ive seen....i didnt buy the dead pedal though... still looks damn good