aluminum pedal kits for the protege5
September-8th-2002, 08:30 PM
#16
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these are from ebay.. woo.. nothing much to look at but i can heal-toe now
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September-16th-2002, 06:22 PM
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Originally posted by pr5owner
these are from ebay.. woo.. nothing much to look at but i can heal-toe now
these are from ebay.. woo.. nothing much to look at but i can heal-toe now
September-16th-2002, 07:12 PM
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Originally posted by skyhawk174
Hey pr5owner, now you need the dead pedal to complete the set. Got mine just before the meet in Red Deer and now looks great. Nikken makes one which I think is the same style as those that you have. Oh mine are Nikken.
Hey pr5owner, now you need the dead pedal to complete the set. Got mine just before the meet in Red Deer and now looks great. Nikken makes one which I think is the same style as those that you have. Oh mine are Nikken.
September-16th-2002, 10:03 PM
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Hey!
I got a set of pedal covers from Canadian Tire for $39.99. I don't have a pic of them installed right now but I have a link to the site. They were easy to install ... it was 90+ degrees when I did them so the heat was the only problem.
http://www.canadiantire.ca/assortmen...=1032230417329
Mine are from APC but look identical.
Jonny
I got a set of pedal covers from Canadian Tire for $39.99. I don't have a pic of them installed right now but I have a link to the site. They were easy to install ... it was 90+ degrees when I did them so the heat was the only problem.
http://www.canadiantire.ca/assortmen...=1032230417329
Mine are from APC but look identical.
Jonny
September-16th-2002, 10:40 PM
#22
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This is my younger brother's car. He is so lazy; therefore, he got an automatic 
This is Levoc Pedals. I got those around $50
I like them so far. They are just clip on. No drilling holes to you pedals
This is Levoc Pedals. I got those around $50
I like them so far. They are just clip on. No drilling holes to you pedals
September-20th-2002, 12:46 PM
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Originally posted by pr5owner
hey i want that!!!!!!!!! problem is.. i can't really find just the 1 pedal.. oh well..
hey i want that!!!!!!!!! problem is.. i can't really find just the 1 pedal.. oh well..
September-20th-2002, 01:34 PM
#28
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Originally posted by born2zoom
How does the clipon feel compared to the drill-on ones?
How does the clipon feel compared to the drill-on ones?
I got the Levoc's pedals cos they give me more aluminum feeling. You know, some pedals look like plastic
September-20th-2002, 06:12 PM
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Originally posted by pr5owner
WHERE!!!!!!! i want one!!!!!!!
WHERE!!!!!!! i want one!!!!!!!
.Okay so I'm kidding. I found it at a speed shop here in Edmonton. It was about $17 plus tax. I only used the double sided tape to put it on as I did not want to drill into my floor and use the screws they give you.
Maybe you can call around in Calgary or if you cannot find it I can pick it up for you here.