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where to get aftermarket pedal covers that fit?

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does anyone have any ideas or pics that i can look at to get some ideas of different style pedal covers for a 5 speed stang.
the only pedal covers that i have found are only for a newer mustang.

thanks:SNSign:
 

reenmachine

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Lokar:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/LOKA...hZ019QQitemZ8074350987QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWD1V

You can also get them in black, as well as the brake/clutch pads with out the throttle pedal. You can find the part numbers in that listing.

I have used them all and they fit and work great.
 

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thanks
 
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MODO Innovations is releasing billet racing style pedal covers for 65-70 Mustangs in the next couple days. We should have them in stock in a week or so. You can check our website to look at the current pedals available to see what they will look like. Very different from the Lokar stuff. They are formed fitted and come with the hardware to install.

Mike
 
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I use the lokar pedal and they fit great. Very nice quality.
 

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I've installed the Lokar pedals, they are excellent.

 

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I like the looks. but $175 is allot for pedal covers. If I had the cash I would jump on them.
 

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I just used late-model pedal covers from UPR - $40 including the dead pedal.
You trim about 1/8" off each side of the early brake/clutch pedals and they fit perfect.



 

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i use the TCP covers
 

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I take the rubber pedal off and weld some finer expanded metal to them.

Nothing like losing a race at the track because your pedal cover fell off causing you to miss a shift....

(sorry, I'm a form follows function sorta guy....)
 

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BobV said:
I just used late-model pedal covers from UPR - $40 including the dead pedal.
You trim about 1/8" off each side of the early brake/clutch pedals and they fit perfect.
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What is UPR ive heard of it before but cant find them? Thanks
 

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http://www.uprproducts.com/dynamic_index.asp
 
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These have just been released for 64-73 Mustangs and will be posting them in the vendor section for sale.


Mike
 

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Musclerodz said:
These have just been released for 64-73 Mustangs and will be posting them in the vendor section for sale.


Mike
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Nice. Can you post a link on where to buy them?


Here's what I put on mine, they're a basic ricer pedal cover. But I drilled and tapped my pedals when I installed them. They come with a slip over type bracket that is sure to ruin your shoes and slip at an inopportune moment.

Tim



This guy over on VMF used late model pedal covers - http://forums.vintage-mustang.com/showtopic.php?tid/1450692/post/1591746/hl/Pedal/#1591746 - with a little modification. He used the automatic brake pedal covers for the brake and clutch covers. I think it came out great.





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Tim, you can buy them at www.musclerodz.com and they are in our online store. I just got them in today and are ready for shipment.

Mike
 
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