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Old 02-24-2003, 08:10 PM
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Hey, Ive had my first car (92 prelude SR) for 2 days now. The only thing that needs replacing are the pedals, so im thinking of getting some nice type -r ones or something along those lines. Now, how exactly do you install them, you unscrew the original pedal fromt he back right? Well if thats what you do, i can't find the screw, because the pedals are sorta close the the front of the car. Anyone have other methods/tips? Sorry for such a newb question but i guess i gotta find out =\
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Old 02-25-2003, 09:26 AM
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A friend of mine bought some pedals and they just slipped on over the existing ones, They have metal brakets that you slide over the pedal and tighten, Or there are ones that you remove the whole pedal, I have never looked at me pedals in depth so i dont know as far as removing it goes.
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Old 03-03-2003, 06:52 PM
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haha do not buy the pedals that you tighten down with those cheap flimsy little metal brackets. those things are crap. ive seen so many inccidents where the brake pedal often slides over to the gas pedal and you do the math. the price is cheap yes..but so is the product.
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i could not agree more, they fell of after about 2 days, no joke. get the whole pedal and bolt the bastard on.
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Old 03-03-2003, 10:26 PM
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What cars pedals unbolt?never seen it.The covers are the only ones I've seen since the pedal is one piece with the arm.Momo,Sparco,Mugen and a few others make covers that are actually damn solid when put on right.
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Old 03-07-2003, 08:11 PM
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Mugen pedal make me horny!!!
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As long as you check on the brackets regularly and retighten them, there will be no problems.
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Mugen pedal make me horny!!!
you need help, there too much for the same as any other pedals.

but they are nice.
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