[ViperPilot24]

So I bought a set of covers at AutoZone. They can be applied via drilling holes or via use of brakets. I drilled on hole in the brake and clutch pedals and had no problem securing those but the gas pedal seems a bit more problematic. Anyone do this with their ride. Would be interested in hearing opinions or thoughts.

[6ER THEN I 8ER!]

sorry...i don't think i've seen a thread with a writeup on MM on this...most people get bullitt pedals if they want something different.

part of your gas pedal problem is it's curved shape...good luck though. although hard to imagine nice pedals at autozone

[mcqueen]

The accelerator pedal has a pin that pushes through the pedal and cover (from the side). There are 2 or 3 bolts holding the pedal assembly to the firewall. Remove those, remove the accelerator cable, and use a punch to get the pin out once you have the assembly out of the car. Do not attempt to install the cover with the pedal still attached (trust me, I did it, not worth spending 2 minutes removing the pedal assembly).

[ViperPilot24]

Damn McQueen....i need a diagram of that but sounds fairly simple

[6ER THEN I 8ER!]

do you have pics of these covers?

[Green_6er]

Originally Posted by 6ER THEN I 8ER do you have pics of these covers?

+1, i want to see what you picked up because 95% of pedal covers look stupid.

[6ER THEN I 8ER!]

bullitt pedals...i love them in my car

[Green_6er]

Originally Posted by 6ER THEN I 8ER bullitt pedals...i love them in my car

I wish i had enough money to get those, but since i have a manual its more. I'm a broke mofo

[goren813]

Originally Posted by 6ER THEN I 8ER bullitt pedals...i love them in my car

+1, except I've got one additional pedal

[6ER THEN I 8ER!]

Originally Posted by goren813 +1, except I've got one additional pedal

yep it happens when you have a 5 speed lol...

thank god i have a stang with one of each

[southfour!]

i have these steeda ones waiting to go on, should be nice in the fall because i hear the bullitt ones get kind of slippery.

[6ER THEN I 8ER!]

Originally Posted by southfour i have these steeda ones waiting to go on, should be nice in the fall because i hear the bullitt ones get kind of slippery.

i've never had any slipping issues...even in flip flops after rain

[southfour!]

i posted the wrong pic ^^ anyways i already have mine, they were like $20 on ebay for the set last year.

[6ER THEN I 8ER!]

Originally Posted by southfour i posted the wrong pic ^^ anyways i already have mine, they were like $20 on ebay for the set last year.

now thats a good deal over oe

[mcqueen]

Originally Posted by 6ER THEN I 8ER i've never had any slipping issues...even in flip flops after rain

+1. I had more issues with my stock pedal covers being slippery than with my Bullitt pedal covers.

[ViperPilot24]

ill post a pic in a few

[ViperPilot24]

ok...well here is a link to the JC Whitney page for the pedals I bought....the only thing i noticed is that they (brake and clutch pedal) are a bit bigger than the actual pedals.

http://www.jcwhitney.com/pilot-3-pc-.../p2021252.jcwx

[ViperPilot24]

Well after some research I find that alot of folks think poorly of the Pilot products. Ill probably keep them for awhile untill I can save up a few bones for different ones, but they will do the job for a littlewhile.

[WickedSnake00]

Psh, I like mine just fine.


That said, +1 to not using Autozone pedal covers or, well, any body modification from there. There's much better looking OEM parts out there. That's the beauty of the Mustang, there's tons of Mach 1/Bullitt/Cobra parts floating around out there that look better than stock, but still tasteful.

[ViperPilot24]

Looking @ 6Er's picture of the mounted pedals, It looks like the brake and clutch pedal are @ the same height, but I noticed that my brake pedal looks significantly 'lower' than my clutch pedal. Is that a problem? By lower I mean closer to the firewall.