JDM Euro R Pedals ***Your creativity is needed!
07-07-2005, 10:53 PM
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JDM Euro R Pedals ***Your creativity is needed!
Okay, I purchased the JDM Euro R Pedals! As you may know, the gas pedal is a complete swap and the brake and clutch seem to be easy to slip on.
However, there is need for fabrication to install the dead pedal. The OEM dead pedal on the left has two clip/inserts towards the bottom and top that snap into openings. The JDM clip/insert arrangement is different and I am looking for ideas/suggestions about how to go about installing it. Your input is very much appreciated!!!
Also, I bought the JDM Type-R 6 -Speed Knob...tell me what you think!
However, there is need for fabrication to install the dead pedal. The OEM dead pedal on the left has two clip/inserts towards the bottom and top that snap into openings. The JDM clip/insert arrangement is different and I am looking for ideas/suggestions about how to go about installing it. Your input is very much appreciated!!!
Also, I bought the JDM Type-R 6 -Speed Knob...tell me what you think!
07-07-2005, 11:22 PM
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i have those pedals and still havnent gotten around to mounting the dead pedal yet either. the gas pedal has to be taken apart at the top of the pedal and reatached to the existing bracket b/c the jdm bracket is backwards. the clutch and brake just pop rivet on. i grinded the tabs off of the dead pedal and pop riveted to a piece of 1/8 inch abs plastic that i died gray to match my carpet. i just have to mount it now. im prolly gonna use stainless steel screws that way they dont rust and i can remove it if i ever have to pull up the carpet to run wires. good luck with the install.
07-07-2005, 11:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Bails
i have those pedals and still havnent gotten around to mounting the dead pedal yet either. the gas pedal has to be taken apart at the top of the pedal and reatached to the existing bracket b/c the jdm bracket is backwards. the clutch and brake just pop rivet on. i grinded the tabs off of the dead pedal and pop riveted to a piece of 1/8 inch abs plastic that i died gray to match my carpet. i just have to mount it now. im prolly gonna use stainless steel screws that way they dont rust and i can remove it if i ever have to pull up the carpet to run wires. good luck with the install.
07-08-2005, 02:40 AM
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Those are pop rivets. You have to remove the rubber pads, then lay the covers on and mark the 3 holes. Take them off and then drill out the holes. Use a drill bit that is the same size as the big end of the rivet. Then use this:rivet gun to install the rivets on in the pedals. On the gas pedal you only change the bottom half. It’s still easier to remove it though. Remove the underside of the dash. There are 2 10mm nuts on the fire wall that you have to remove. Unclip the throttle wire and it should come out. There is a crush washer on the end of the pin that connects the top of the pedal to the black rod. Take it off and just switch the bottom half, then re-install it.
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Originally Posted by Bails
Those are pop rivets. You have to remove the rubber pads, then lay the covers on and mark the 3 holes. Take them off and then drill out the holes. Use a drill bit that is the same size as the big end of the rivet. Then use this:rivet gun to install the rivets on in the pedals. On the gas pedal you only change the bottom half. It’s still easier to remove it though. Remove the underside of the dash. There are 2 10mm nuts on the fire wall that you have to remove. Unclip the throttle wire and it should come out. There is a crush washer on the end of the pin that connects the top of the pedal to the black rod. Take it off and just switch the bottom half, then re-install it.
07-08-2005, 09:36 AM
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Originally Posted by Bails
i have those pedals and still havnent gotten around to mounting the dead pedal yet either. the gas pedal has to be taken apart at the top of the pedal and reatached to the existing bracket b/c the jdm bracket is backwards. the clutch and brake just pop rivet on. i grinded the tabs off of the dead pedal and pop riveted to a piece of 1/8 inch abs plastic that i died gray to match my carpet. i just have to mount it now. im prolly gonna use stainless steel screws that way they dont rust and i can remove it if i ever have to pull up the carpet to run wires. good luck with the install.
07-08-2005, 09:39 AM
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you should have gotten Dan Martins shift knob, it's much better looking than the JDM one IMO.
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07-08-2005, 09:45 AM
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Originally Posted by Astroboy
you should have gotten Dan Martins shift knob, it's much better looking than the JDM one IMO.
07-08-2005, 10:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Astroboy
you should have gotten Dan Martins shift knob, it's much better looking than the JDM one IMO.
07-08-2005, 10:52 AM
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Originally Posted by caz1604
I like Dan's knob as well, but I wanted something that had the numbering still on there to give it a slight stock look.
this thread but they will be offered with a laser engraved shift pattern. Anyhow, I like the JDM knob too...
07-08-2005, 11:00 AM
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Originally Posted by Dan Martin
they will be offered with a laser engraved shift pattern.
07-08-2005, 04:02 PM
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Originally Posted by TSXDude
So for the gas pedal, you essentially replace the OEM rubber piece with the Euro-R Metal piece?? Do you need to unbolt the OEM bracket at all?
08-17-2005, 07:05 PM
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If it was my car, I wouldn't install the mis-matched deal pedal. It's not even the right shape. Instead, I would buy one of these to match the gas pedal.
08-18-2005, 09:37 AM
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I bought them at www.RacingDimension.com
See the thread below...I answered all your questions here.
http://www.acura-tsx.com/forums/showthread.php?t=24259
See the thread below...I answered all your questions here.
http://www.acura-tsx.com/forums/showthread.php?t=24259
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the new civic si seems like it might have the same pedals. anyone else notice this???
itd be interesting to see if they are the same, then we might have a quick fix for the dead pedal issue and it might be cheaper than getting the actual jdm ones!
http://www.vtec.net/forums/one-messa...item_id=390953
itd be interesting to see if they are the same, then we might have a quick fix for the dead pedal issue and it might be cheaper than getting the actual jdm ones!
http://www.vtec.net/forums/one-messa...item_id=390953
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What about these?
Anyone know what the Honda P/N is on the dead pedal for the US S2000? They look like they're made out of the same exact material...
You could always pick up the JDM set, and then pick up just the S2000 dead pedal for a better fit. It's probably an expensive venture, but
I know the pedals are expensive as hell, but IMO, nothing beats the fit, finish, and look of OEM. Just my
You could always pick up the JDM set, and then pick up just the S2000 dead pedal for a better fit. It's probably an expensive venture, but
I know the pedals are expensive as hell, but IMO, nothing beats the fit, finish, and look of OEM. Just my
08-24-2005, 01:47 PM
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Originally Posted by madmanmax3000
Hey caz, i tried to PM you and your box is full! looks like somebody needs to tidy up 
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