aluminum pedal kits for the protege5
#1
aluminum pedal kits for the protege5
I really want aluminum pedals, but don't want to pay the $99.00 from the Mazdausa website. What brand of pedals will fit the protege5? I am looking either for pedals that slip over the rubber or ones that replace the rubber entirely.
Thank you for any help
Todd
Thank you for any help
Todd
#6
Originally posted by Mr_Green
where would one purchase such cheap petals....?
where would one purchase such cheap petals....?
cheap pedals, however, are available at most auto part stores.
#8
Originally posted by JJB
hmmm... aluminum petals... I didn't realize flowers grew out of metal.... (sorry could not resist)
hmmm... aluminum petals... I didn't realize flowers grew out of metal.... (sorry could not resist)
oh well, programming makes you forget common english every now and then....
#9
Try these 2 sites, they have a pretty good selection of pedals at cheap prices.
www.procarparts.com
www.driverfx.com
www.procarparts.com
www.driverfx.com
#10
i've never personally been a huge fan of procarparts.com but www.nopionline.com has some stuff, but I didn't check to see if they had pedals or not...
Last edited by Mr_Green; August-7th-2002 at 02:44 PM.
#11
Yeah there's tons of sites out there that will have these style pedals. I'm just throwing out some suggestions. I have a pair of pedal covers I got from procarparts that I got for $20 including shipping, were really easy to install, look great, and have worked great for me.
#12
How do pedal covers install, and how can I distinguish them from regular pedals? I an interested in getting something like this but know nothing about them and would like something that is very easy for me to install (not very mechanically sauvy).
#13
Originally posted by Gaspo
How do pedal covers install, and how can I distinguish them from regular pedals? I an interested in getting something like this but know nothing about them and would like something that is very easy for me to install (not very mechanically sauvy).
How do pedal covers install, and how can I distinguish them from regular pedals? I an interested in getting something like this but know nothing about them and would like something that is very easy for me to install (not very mechanically sauvy).
I personally like Sparco pedals, but you have to drill them in (a real pain, inside the footwells). MOMO's are nice, too, but a bit funky-looking lately. Try:
http://www.sportscar-parts.com
Options Auto
Cheaper clip-on types are all over the place. Check any "Tuner" magazine.
Last edited by 2002LX; September-5th-2002 at 07:53 PM.
#14
I just got the sparco grips, ultraperformance has them for $35, they advertise in sportcompact. The rubber grip pieces are a pain in the *** to get in and be careful if you use a small screwdriver to put in the rubber pieces not to scracth the metal ( i have small not to noticable scrathes around 2 or 3 of the rubber pieces, I never fully installed the pedals yet, started tonight got the clucth and brake in and then found out that p5 gas pedal is too thick for screws that sparco sends so i will be making a run to the hardware store on saturday to get longer ones, other than that no real problems, be careful to make sure you miss the arms that the pedal is welded to so you don't try drilling through it. i'll be posting pics of my pedals installed hopefully sat. or sunday
#15
Tell me about it. Those Sparco pedals are a BITC# to put together with those little rubber bits. Definintely use a small flathead screwdriver to force those guys into the holes (all 27)!!
Last edited by dialup; September-8th-2002 at 04:53 AM.