So right after supper I went to work and installed them. I drilled and screwed them directly to the factory pedals so they will not come loose or move.
Here's the pics.
1/ PARTS
2/ BEFORE
3/ AFTER
Pedal Covers
Pedal Covers
Well I got my new OBX GT-5G pedal covers in the mail today from Ebay. They look good!
So right after supper I went to work and installed them. I drilled and screwed them directly to the factory pedals so they will not come loose or move.
Here's the pics.
1/ PARTS
2/ BEFORE
3/ AFTER
So right after supper I went to work and installed them. I drilled and screwed them directly to the factory pedals so they will not come loose or move.
Here's the pics.
1/ PARTS
2/ BEFORE
3/ AFTER
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WOLFMAN AK907
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Petrified.Rabbit
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Re: Pedal Covers
wait, did you take the rubber pads off first? look good though. what is the dead pedal attached to? did you just drill into the floor?
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Re: Pedal Covers
Petrified.Rabbit wrote:wait, did you take the rubber pads off first? look good though. what is the dead pedal attached to? did you just drill into the floor?
i think he did
i bought some cheap pedals when i first got my aveo, they sucked
i wanna get some momo ones, and replace the auto knob with a momo one
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Re: Pedal Covers
The kit comes with the dead pedal and yes it is screwed right to the floor.
I lift the rubber on the pedals, because the metal under the pedals is uneven. The rubber worked as a filler and spacer. With the screws tightened down everything is really tight.
These pedal are really nice quality, I can definitely recommend them and they are made in the USA.
I lift the rubber on the pedals, because the metal under the pedals is uneven. The rubber worked as a filler and spacer. With the screws tightened down everything is really tight.
These pedal are really nice quality, I can definitely recommend them and they are made in the USA.
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Petrified.Rabbit
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Re: Pedal Covers
then. i would check for the other side of the screws in the wheel well, wouldn't want to pop a tire on a sharp turn. Of course you probably dont rub like i do.
I would also undercoat and treat it so it doesnt rust.
looks good though.
I would also undercoat and treat it so it doesnt rust.
looks good though.
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The screws only went into the subfloor and did not pass all the way through.
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Re: Pedal Covers
The only reason I would consider new pedals is because I have a manual tran and when my feet are wet the clutch pedal squeeks everytime I shift... can get real annoying real fast. 
Re: Pedal Covers
Well I did it more for the look, but you do get good grip on these.
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Re: Pedal Covers
thehunterooo wrote:Petrified.Rabbit wrote:wait, did you take the rubber pads off first? look good though. what is the dead pedal attached to? did you just drill into the floor?
i think he did
i bought some cheap pedals when i first got my aveo, they sucked
i wanna get some momo ones, and replace the auto knob with a momo one
i have a momo shifter its wood grain style. i added a carbon fiber onein my wifes aveo. heres the cardomain
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3360111
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