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Anyone install these? They look real easy. Install same as stock- they just slip over...
but I am having a hell of a time getting them on.
Anyone have any pointers or think they can do it without tearing em up??
I tried a small pry tool and was successful in marking up
the back side of them pretty good.
Ill buy ya a beer!!
You already try soaking the pedals in hot water? use some spray detailer to add a little lubrication to it and just go at it.
Yeah above is about the best tips. Good hot water and a little lube..........
Works on my wife usually.....
Oh wait this is a car forum my bad..
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Originally Posted by Blown01snake
It worked....I owe ya beer!!
Awesome...Glad you could get 'em on. They look great on your car...
What about the gas pedal?
I bought a set of new pedals (second hand but un-used) and the gas pedals looks as though you have to drill holes in the factory gas pedal and bolt it on.
What did yours install?
RH
GT500 set gas pedal is contoured over the stock one & is secured with 3M adhesive tape. It was easy cheesy. The clutch and brake were the beeeotch. I just put them in a pot of water on the stove. It made them much more pliable.
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