installing shift pedals
01-30-2005, 04:57 PM
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installing shift pedals
Can someone point me in the direction of a shift pedal instal... i'm just worried about drilling the holes right... and getting everything to look right....
(i searched but i'm not a very good searcher)
(i searched but i'm not a very good searcher)
01-30-2005, 05:06 PM
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Re: installing shift pedals (hondainspired)
You shouldnt have to drill anything....(at least i didnt)
Just unbolt the pedal assembly and bolt in the new 1
the pedal assembly comes with all 3 pedals
i did it on a 92 integra and a 89 civic 4dr, easier then i thought
they wouldve been (both cable trannies
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Just unbolt the pedal assembly and bolt in the new 1
the pedal assembly comes with all 3 pedals
i did it on a 92 integra and a 89 civic 4dr, easier then i thought
they wouldve been (both cable trannies
)
01-30-2005, 05:36 PM
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Re: installing shift pedals (EGinNY)
my friend bought sparco pedals for a 350 and i'm worried about drilling the holes right... i can't find anything at all....
01-30-2005, 05:38 PM
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Re: installing shift pedals (hondainspired)
how is searching gonna help you drill holes? you make 2 marks then measure to see if they are straight, if they are drill.
its pretty self explanitory.
and yes you do have to drill for sparco pedals, they are a permanent fixture.
Modified by Kamin at 6:52 PM 1/30/2005
its pretty self explanitory.
and yes you do have to drill for sparco pedals, they are a permanent fixture.
Modified by Kamin at 6:52 PM 1/30/2005
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make sure the screws you use aren't too long...the pedal can get stuck to the carpeting if they are....
i had a cheap pair of Razo CF-look pedals once and the clutch threads were so long that they pierced the carpet and got stuck...i returned them after that.....
i had a cheap pair of Razo CF-look pedals once and the clutch threads were so long that they pierced the carpet and got stuck...i returned them after that.....
01-30-2005, 07:53 PM
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i have a set of sparco pedals, i didnt feel like drilling em, so thats why i didnt put them on, it was kinda ghey cause the part taht attaches to the [pedal itself is blocking it.... 350 he paid, as in $350.00? holychrist
01-30-2005, 08:30 PM
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Re: (b18bEG)
I think he means 350z. I have the sparco pedlas and they are very nice. Kinda tricky to mount them due to the way the stock pedals are designed, but after some drilling and bitching I got them on.
01-31-2005, 11:09 AM
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Re: (b18bEG)
would it be to much work for me to unbolt all the pedals so that a vice can be used...
and yes their for his 350z and he only paid like $80 bucks for them shipped... (after about 3months of waiting of coarse)
and yes their for his 350z and he only paid like $80 bucks for them shipped... (after about 3months of waiting of coarse)
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