08mustanggt

just got the billett alum. covers that go over the existing rubber pedals from upr products,did'nt notice when i ordered them that they screw on with self tapping screws,not to crazy about screwing into the rubber,is this normal or is there a better set out there if so please let me know thanks, ron

TPony

Well...I got the GT500 ones for an auto with the deal pedal too...the brake pedal replaces the stock one, but it was a piece of cake. The accelerator goes over the stock with 3M tape, no drilling required. The dead pedal is attached to the side panel using a bolt already there. I am not sure if the same applies to the manual transmission. Others need to chime in....

Boozshey

I have the GT500 ones the gas taped over the rubber and the other two you had to remove the rubber and replace them.

Brian76

Can you take the rubber off?I had to buy a new stock accel. pedal,and it didnt come with any rubber.I guess it was sold seperate.It was just hard *** plastic.I have the Roush pedals,and the clutch,brake were put on with 3m tape,but the accel pedal was put on with the self tapping screws,but not overtop any rubber.

plutnicki

I also just installed the CDC GT500 look ones. Well, I installed the clutch and brake, and those just replace
the existing pedals (not the easiest thing I've ever done, but not the worst either). The gas goes on
with 3m tape and I'm trying to find some adhesion promoter, which was recommended in the instructions,
but not provided...

Boozshey

I didn't use any promoter. Just cleaned with alchol and just stuck it to it. Works just fine and has had no problems with falling off and it's been nearly a year.

SANANTONIO06GT

If you by the pedal covers that you have to screw in, like the Steeda's, then rubber needs to be taken off in order to get a good fit. I had the whole steeda set w/ the dead pedal on my 06 and it is awesome when installed. Yes you need to drill, but the hardest part is making sure the pedal cover is lined up good so you can make them. Use a pin punch to get you started, then drill away. I think it called for a 1/8" or 5/32" drill bit, cant remember. Four screws on each pedal, the gas is the easiest, but also the easiest to break if not careful.

Orion_240

I had the Roush ones and eBayed them, as I wasn't about to try drilling into my pedals!
GT500 pedal covers FTW!

08mustanggt

thanks for the help,i just ordered the gt500 ones from american muscle,thats the look i was going for

pat123

I bought the CDC GT 500 pedals for my 06' and I just bought them for my 08' and Stage 3 was $30.00 cheaper on price with free shipping. FYI