Sparco Stripe Pedals Installed!

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July-29th-2003, 06:12 PM

Padanky

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Sparco Stripe Pedals Installed!

Just installed my pedals at lunch today, only problem I had was the gas pedal. Since it is made of plastic, instead of metal like the other two pedals. I had to buy longer screws to make-up for the extra thickness. Other than that they were fairly simple to install!

July-29th-2003, 06:23 PM

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They look very nice.

July-29th-2003, 06:27 PM

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Damn, that first pic looks like ****! Should of looked at it before I posted it!

July-29th-2003, 07:23 PM

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Beware! I had a set like those on my car before, and they scratch real easily. Bah you shouldn't allow shoes in the car anyway!

They look phat man!

July-29th-2003, 09:14 PM

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Those look awesome man, how hard were they to install? did you have to drill first or did you just put a screw through them?

July-30th-2003, 06:36 PM

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Those look awesome man, how hard were they to install? did you have to drill first or did you just put a screw through them?

The pedals come with a back plate, you take off the rubber covers that are on the brake and clutch. Then you drill some holes, mount the back plates. Then bolt the pedal to the back plate. The gas pedal was different, you just drill threw the plastic pedals on each corner, and get some longer screws and bolt the back plate and pedal on.