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Old 11-05-2007, 05:12 PM
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DIY: Aftermarket Pedals

Hey everyone, I just recieved my "performance" pedals from STRUT KING (STRUTKING.COM - Custom Automotive Parts) The protective plastic is still on the pedals but here are the pics:





Anyway, Pics of the installation will (hopefully) be as detailed as my other one (DIY T1R Carbon Intake)
 
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Old 11-09-2007, 09:56 PM
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alright, here's the write up:


Step One:

align exactly where the pedals fit properly and tape them down so that they won't move when you drill the holes:



Step Two:

drill where the holes are provided







Here's what it looks like after the holes are drilled:


Step Three:
Screw and/or bolt down the aftermarket pedals to the OE ones



Step Four:
YOUR DONE!!


 
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Old 11-09-2007, 11:02 PM
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Hey, I was wondering if the scres were included or did you just pick some up? Also, is the grip for the break pedal the same or better? I don't care if my foot slips off the gas. The brake is a whole different story.
 
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Old 11-09-2007, 11:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Mynute 1
Hey, I was wondering if the scres were included or did you just pick some up? Also, is the grip for the break pedal the same or better? I don't care if my foot slips off the gas. The brake is a whole different story.

All hardware is included. (Screws, bolts, drills) Feels great. Only concern is that on the brake, if you don't' hit the dimples, your foot slides a little during a panic stop. I've contacted the supplier and they are looking into improving the design.
 
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nice writeup! looks exactly like mine.

https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/fit-...kevin1107.html

OMG MAN!! U AND ME HAVE THE SAME BLACK N DECKER DRILL!!! I was like wait, did he steal this picture from me? i have the same drill but then im like holy crap no u have the same one! omg i've had that drill for like almost 10 years in my posession and about another 8-10 years in the posession of my dad. I just recently bought a keyless drill just so i can have an extra drill but i still use my trusty ol black n decker. They don't make them like they used to huh. It's still hard as a rock even tho i dropped it off my roof at least 15 times.
 
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Originally Posted by koolkevin1107
nice writeup! looks exactly like mine.

https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/fit-...kevin1107.html

OMG MAN!! U AND ME HAVE THE SAME BLACK N DECKER DRILL!!! I was like wait, did he steal this picture from me? i have the same drill but then im like holy crap no u have the same one! omg i've had that drill for like almost 10 years in my posession and about another 8-10 years in the posession of my dad. I just recently bought a keyless drill just so i can have an extra drill but i still use my trusty ol black n decker. They don't make them like they used to huh. It's still hard as a rock even tho i dropped it off my roof at least 15 times.

Hey, i'm SO SORRY for doing the same DYI!! I had NO idea!! I"m really sorry. But yeah, CRAZY how we've got the same drill!!
 
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Old 11-10-2007, 02:19 AM
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Nice job on the DIY great photos.
 
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Old 11-10-2007, 06:20 PM
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cool...fast and simple
 
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they dont have one for MT? hummm...
 
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Old 12-16-2007, 02:13 AM
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i would like to know who does (besides the rediculous price of the mugens) have MT aftermarket pedels
 
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I wonder if the MT EP3 pedals strutking sells will work. They're 99 bux


STRUTKING.COM - Custom Automotive Parts
 

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what's the difference between these and the ones you can get at parker place ??? lol
 
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do they still sell those 'For Hire' car refresheners in parker place? i need to pay a visit hmm..
 
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Originally Posted by FELIXY69
what's the difference between these and the ones you can get at parker place ??? lol
??? no idea. I originally wasn't even going to get pedals so i don't know the market
 
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Old 03-05-2008, 11:09 PM
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Originally Posted by hondaf1racing
I wonder if the MT EP3 pedals strutking sells will work. They're 99 bux


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the brake/clutch will not fit as the Fit brake/clutch is taller and skinnier.
 
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Old 03-06-2008, 11:42 PM
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Originally Posted by strutking
the brake/clutch will not fit as the Fit brake/clutch is taller and skinnier.
When are you guys going to release a set for MT fit? I have been waiting....
 
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