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Originally Posted by 1SerieStud
I see, so what are the screws for the brake/clutch pedal for if you didn't drill holes through them? In short, how did you put them on?
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Ok refering to the aluminium pedals as
covers, and the car brake/clutch pedals as
pedals I'll explain as follows:
Stock brake/clutch
pedals are covered by rubber
covers which you just pull off exposing the naked brake/clutch
pedals. The supplied aluminium
covers come pre-drilled, with a set of 4x allen bolts, 4x washers and 4x nuts. The pre-drilled holes in the supplied
covers overlap the margins of the car's
pedals and you simply affix the
covers to the
pedals by placing the allen bolts through the front of the aluminium
covers and then affixing the washers and nuts from behind the
pedals to the allen bolts. This in effect will sandwich the
pedals between the washers and the aluminium
covers and any potential movement is prevented as there is a rubber pad that sits behind the aluminium
cover between it and the pedal (and in fact extrudes through the cut slits in the
cover to provide grip for your feet).
This might help for those more visually inclined (side view diagram of what I mean).
