Replacement brake and clutch rubber pedal pads

2013 Geee T

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I need to replace the rubber pads on my brake and clutch pedal. The dealer wants $58 each for them and I think thats insane. Is there a cheaper place to get factory replacements?

 

RedDaemon

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why not get bullitt pedals?


60 bucks for all 4..

 

V_Eight

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x2 for the Bullitt set.

 

Superhereaux

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Autozone sells universals rubber pedal pads, think the brand is called "HELP!"


but +3 on the Bullitt pedals

 

Mustang5L5

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Latemodel Restoration Supply - Mustang Parts, Chevy Truck Parts & Dodge Challenger Parts


$10 each


But bullitt pedals would look nicer

 

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I just wanted the quick and cheap fix. $10 each sure beats $60. Thanks for the link.

 

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I had to pork up the 8 bucks each from the dealer
when you've gotta have it you've gotta have it

 

RandyStinchcomb

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2003 Geee T said:

I need to replace the rubber pads on my brake and clutch pedal. The dealer wants $58 each for them and I think thats insane. Is there a cheaper place to get factory replacements?

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that price is for the Bullitt/Mach 1 pedal pads, stock rubber pads should only be @$8.00 each, sorry not at work so I cant post up the correct part #'s for you

 

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I think the dealer was quoting the actual pedal itself and not the rubber pad. I got mine from Latemodel Restoration Supply for $10 each and they popped right on and now its good as new...except for the rest of the car.