Pedals
03-10-2006, 01:28 PM
#7
1st Gear Member
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Columbia, SC
Posts: 63
RE: Pedals
I have the Ultimate Pedals for my '05 auto, they look great and are custom made to fit like the factory pedals. The black rubber cover over the brake pedal is removed and then you put the aluminum racing pedal in it's place. For the gas pedal, since it is plastic and made of all one piece it does not get removed, the racing pedal just attaches right on top of it. There are several different options to choose from to select the style that you like best. All of the pedal kits sold for the Mustang will be different for the manual verses the automatic transmisson.
03-11-2006, 04:58 AM
#9
6th Gear Member
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: West Los Angeles
Posts: 5,390
RE: Pedals
So how do the pedals attach?
My new Roush pedals look like I need to drill holes in the pedals. Something I'm not too exited about. Should I Ebay the Roush pedals and get the others, have the shop install the Roush or is there another pedal that I can easily attach that look good?
Thanks
My new Roush pedals look like I need to drill holes in the pedals. Something I'm not too exited about. Should I Ebay the Roush pedals and get the others, have the shop install the Roush or is there another pedal that I can easily attach that look good?
Thanks
ORIGINAL: ponypower05GT
I have the Ultimate Pedals for my '05 auto, they look great and are custom made to fit like the factory pedals. The black rubber cover over the brake pedal is removed and then you put the aluminum racing pedal in it's place. For the gas pedal, since it is plastic and made of all one piece it does not get removed, the racing pedal just attaches right on top of it. There are several different options to choose from to select the style that you like best. All of the pedal kits sold for the Mustang will be different for the manual verses the automatic transmisson.
I have the Ultimate Pedals for my '05 auto, they look great and are custom made to fit like the factory pedals. The black rubber cover over the brake pedal is removed and then you put the aluminum racing pedal in it's place. For the gas pedal, since it is plastic and made of all one piece it does not get removed, the racing pedal just attaches right on top of it. There are several different options to choose from to select the style that you like best. All of the pedal kits sold for the Mustang will be different for the manual verses the automatic transmisson.
03-11-2006, 11:57 AM
#10
2nd Gear Member
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location:
Posts: 230
RE: Pedals
That is a great question. I am also pretty curious as to how the new pedals are attached to the old ones.
ORIGINAL: Orion_240
So how do the pedals attach?
My new Roush pedals look like I need to drill holes in the pedals. Something I'm not too exited about. Should I Ebay the Roush pedals and get the others, have the shop install the Roush or is there another pedal that I can easily attach that look good?
Thanks
So how do the pedals attach?
My new Roush pedals look like I need to drill holes in the pedals. Something I'm not too exited about. Should I Ebay the Roush pedals and get the others, have the shop install the Roush or is there another pedal that I can easily attach that look good?
Thanks
ORIGINAL: ponypower05GT
I have the Ultimate Pedals for my '05 auto, they look great and are custom made to fit like the factory pedals. The black rubber cover over the brake pedal is removed and then you put the aluminum racing pedal in it's place. For the gas pedal, since it is plastic and made of all one piece it does not get removed, the racing pedal just attaches right on top of it. There are several different options to choose from to select the style that you like best. All of the pedal kits sold for the Mustang will be different for the manual verses the automatic transmisson.
I have the Ultimate Pedals for my '05 auto, they look great and are custom made to fit like the factory pedals. The black rubber cover over the brake pedal is removed and then you put the aluminum racing pedal in it's place. For the gas pedal, since it is plastic and made of all one piece it does not get removed, the racing pedal just attaches right on top of it. There are several different options to choose from to select the style that you like best. All of the pedal kits sold for the Mustang will be different for the manual verses the automatic transmisson.