i need to replace mines, the stock rubber pedal on my clutch broke off. im looking for an inexpensive practical pedals. no rice out led having pedals please.

thanks in advance. i wear a size ten, i dunno if that matters.

 

I was thinking of getting some Sparco pedal covers. Unlike all the crappy clip-on pedal covers, these are screw-on: you have to remove the rubber pads, and drill holes in your pedals to attach them. No worries about them coming loose that way.

 

3M sticky/skateboard tape from homedepot.
Remove rubber, and apply. Functional and cheap.

 

I'd suggest OMP.

 

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thanks in advance. i wear a size ten, i dunno if that matters.
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Same thing happend to by clutch! too much racing y0. I was thinking of getting new OEM rubber because I don't want to drill through my pedals and the only other company I konw that makes decent slip ons are Moogen, but they are like 200bones

 

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Remove rubber, and apply. Functional and cheap. </TD></TR></TABLE>

never thought about that good idea. I just have a no name pedal set. works fine makes it easier to heel n toe

 

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never thought about that good idea. I just have a no name pedal set. works fine makes it easier to heel n toe </TD></TR></TABLE>

where did u get that no name pedals. don't say pep boys

i like the 3M tape idea...but i was thinking of increasing the size of the pedal just a lil for easier heel and toe action

 

razo carbon fober loos pedals are nice (imo) they don't come loose. the only problem is every so often when i get in or get out and my foot is under the brake pedal my shoe lace will get caught un the under side if the screw. not a big deal but hey there my 2 cents

 

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where did u get that no name pedals. don't say pep boys

i like the 3M tape idea...but i was thinking of increasing the size of the pedal just a lil for easier heel and toe action</TD></TR></TABLE>

ebay special lol

 

SRR has good ones... plan to buy some myself

 

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i thought this only happened to me...

 

I currently have ichibahn pedals had to get all new hardware (nuts and bolts) the ones it came with suked but this only cost me like 1 dollar. They have never come off and are pretty good grip wise but am currently in the market for a sweet set of Mugen Pedals