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ok ive seen many people have pedal covers and overlays. how do you get the gas pedal to work? my pedal and arm are connected all the way around the pedal. how do you connect it?
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Guess it would depend on what kind of pedals and the way they attach.
The ones I had that had brackets, I put THRU the gas pedal. If you get close, you'll see there are spaces in the rib behind the gas pedal.
The current ones I have just rubber cemented on.
Not a problem.
The ones I had that had brackets, I put THRU the gas pedal. If you get close, you'll see there are spaces in the rib behind the gas pedal.
The current ones I have just rubber cemented on.
Not a problem.
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ok which ones should i get that would fit? not all say how they attatch?
someone help me out and tell me which ones fit(ones without the metal brackets behind the pedals) and tell me which ones you have
someone help me out and tell me which ones fit(ones without the metal brackets behind the pedals) and tell me which ones you have
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I don't know of any that fit all the way around with no issues.
The metal brackets were very easy. Just took the brackets apart and re assembled them THRU the gas pedal. The holes in the back.
I'm running the full set of Mobis Stainless pedals from Kspec.com, to include the dead pedal. Looks friggin sweet.
The other 2 fit perfectly, the dead pedal took a tiny bit of work but looks OEM. The gas pedal just fits over the stock pedal, you put a bunch of rubber cement or epoxy on it, push it on in place, then use some zip ties to hold it till it's dry.
The metal brackets were very easy. Just took the brackets apart and re assembled them THRU the gas pedal. The holes in the back.
I'm running the full set of Mobis Stainless pedals from Kspec.com, to include the dead pedal. Looks friggin sweet.
The other 2 fit perfectly, the dead pedal took a tiny bit of work but looks OEM. The gas pedal just fits over the stock pedal, you put a bunch of rubber cement or epoxy on it, push it on in place, then use some zip ties to hold it till it's dry.