JDM Pedal Pics -- Late Night Install
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JDM Pedal Pics -- Late Night Install
Well got home from college tonight at 11:45pm. Spent some time with my parents and watched the tape of my brothers hockey game.
Then being the impatient JDM whore I am decided hey lets work on my car cause I can't stand not being able to work on it.
So here are the pics of the JDM pedals I installed. The dead pedal is upside down from the norm but anyone who buys these will find out that is the only way do to the holes in the carpet underneath the factory dead pedal. Also you have to cut off the pegs that come on the jdm one cause they dont line up. So right now my dead pedal is only held on by a lot of 3m double sided tape but it also doesnt feel like it is going anywhere.
The brake pedal is held on by four bolts that from the front look like rivets cause they are allen screws. The gas pedal on the other hand is held on by six pop rivets that I luckly owned a tool for or rather my dad owned a tool for. You have to drill six 1/8 holes in in your gas pedal then use a small phillips screw driver to make them slightly bigger and I mean slightly. Then just install the pop rivets like normal. I would also recomend marking the middles two first drilling those two holes. Then put the pedal cover on and push two rivets in the holes but dont actually use the tool to pop them. Then take and mark the top two and bottom two holes. This way you know everything will line up. If you are off by a little it is ok the pop rivet tool and the amount of force it uses with flatten out any slight error that would cause the rivet to be on an angle.
Then after doing all of that work all I wanted to do was take my baby out for a nice cruise. Well I went to start my car and what do I find a dead battery. I am not sure why this happened only thing I can think of is that it sat for two weeks with the battery connected and was not started at all. So I tucked my baby back in for the night and now I am going to bed.
Then being the impatient JDM whore I am decided hey lets work on my car cause I can't stand not being able to work on it.
So here are the pics of the JDM pedals I installed. The dead pedal is upside down from the norm but anyone who buys these will find out that is the only way do to the holes in the carpet underneath the factory dead pedal. Also you have to cut off the pegs that come on the jdm one cause they dont line up. So right now my dead pedal is only held on by a lot of 3m double sided tape but it also doesnt feel like it is going anywhere.
The brake pedal is held on by four bolts that from the front look like rivets cause they are allen screws. The gas pedal on the other hand is held on by six pop rivets that I luckly owned a tool for or rather my dad owned a tool for. You have to drill six 1/8 holes in in your gas pedal then use a small phillips screw driver to make them slightly bigger and I mean slightly. Then just install the pop rivets like normal. I would also recomend marking the middles two first drilling those two holes. Then put the pedal cover on and push two rivets in the holes but dont actually use the tool to pop them. Then take and mark the top two and bottom two holes. This way you know everything will line up. If you are off by a little it is ok the pop rivet tool and the amount of force it uses with flatten out any slight error that would cause the rivet to be on an angle.
Then after doing all of that work all I wanted to do was take my baby out for a nice cruise. Well I went to start my car and what do I find a dead battery. I am not sure why this happened only thing I can think of is that it sat for two weeks with the battery connected and was not started at all. So I tucked my baby back in for the night and now I am going to bed.
11-19-2005, 09:34 AM
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Originally Posted by CCColtsicehockey
Well got home from college tonight at 11:45pm. Spent some time with my parents and watched the tape of my brothers hockey game.
Then being the impatient JDM whore I am decided hey lets work on my car cause I can't stand not being able to work on it.
So here are the pics of the JDM pedals I installed. The dead pedal is upside down from the norm but anyone who buys these will find out that is the only way do to the holes in the carpet underneath the factory dead pedal. Also you have to cut off the pegs that come on the jdm one cause they dont line up. So right now my dead pedal is only held on by a lot of 3m double sided tape but it also doesnt feel like it is going anywhere.
The brake pedal is held on by four bolts that from the front look like rivets cause they are allen screws. The gas pedal on the other hand is held on by six pop rivets that I luckly owned a tool for or rather my dad owned a tool for. You have to drill six 1/8 holes in in your gas pedal then use a small phillips screw driver to make them slightly bigger and I mean slightly. Then just install the pop rivets like normal. I would also recomend marking the middles two first drilling those two holes. Then put the pedal cover on and push two rivets in the holes but dont actually use the tool to pop them. Then take and mark the top two and bottom two holes. This way you know everything will line up. If you are off by a little it is ok the pop rivet tool and the amount of force it uses with flatten out any slight error that would cause the rivet to be on an angle.
Then after doing all of that work all I wanted to do was take my baby out for a nice cruise. Well I went to start my car and what do I find a dead battery. I am not sure why this happened only thing I can think of is that it sat for two weeks with the battery connected and was not started at all. So I tucked my baby back in for the night and now I am going to bed.
Then being the impatient JDM whore I am decided hey lets work on my car cause I can't stand not being able to work on it.
So here are the pics of the JDM pedals I installed. The dead pedal is upside down from the norm but anyone who buys these will find out that is the only way do to the holes in the carpet underneath the factory dead pedal. Also you have to cut off the pegs that come on the jdm one cause they dont line up. So right now my dead pedal is only held on by a lot of 3m double sided tape but it also doesnt feel like it is going anywhere.
The brake pedal is held on by four bolts that from the front look like rivets cause they are allen screws. The gas pedal on the other hand is held on by six pop rivets that I luckly owned a tool for or rather my dad owned a tool for. You have to drill six 1/8 holes in in your gas pedal then use a small phillips screw driver to make them slightly bigger and I mean slightly. Then just install the pop rivets like normal. I would also recomend marking the middles two first drilling those two holes. Then put the pedal cover on and push two rivets in the holes but dont actually use the tool to pop them. Then take and mark the top two and bottom two holes. This way you know everything will line up. If you are off by a little it is ok the pop rivet tool and the amount of force it uses with flatten out any slight error that would cause the rivet to be on an angle.
Then after doing all of that work all I wanted to do was take my baby out for a nice cruise. Well I went to start my car and what do I find a dead battery. I am not sure why this happened only thing I can think of is that it sat for two weeks with the battery connected and was not started at all. So I tucked my baby back in for the night and now I am going to bed.
Niiice! where's your JDM floormats? can put 'em on for the meet I want to see them. By the way you do need a JDM car cover the yellow one
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Originally Posted by lito
By the way you do need a JDM car cover the yellow one
11-21-2005, 04:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Panda_TSX
looks great!!!
where can i get one too? i got an auto and i want better pedals!
where can i get one too? i got an auto and i want better pedals!
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Originally Posted by accsuperstar
wait your name is J.Rich?
thanks for owning for my fantasy team
thanks for owning for my fantasy team
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Originally Posted by TSX 3Pedal
How much did you get them for?
12-05-2005, 09:53 AM
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Originally Posted by TSX 3Pedal
Would the MT set be the same price?
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Originally Posted by CKcentral
How much do you think these would cost someone who is over in japan...the MT ones I mean? Think u could get a better deal then $199?
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Originally Posted by MrHeeltoe
Shipped from Japan......and mine are cheaper and shipped from Sunny Socal
AT and MT coming in stock in about a week everyone.
AT and MT coming in stock in about a week everyone.
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Originally Posted by MrHeeltoe
Shipped from Japan......and mine are cheaper and shipped from Sunny Socal
AT and MT coming in stock in about a week everyone.
AT and MT coming in stock in about a week everyone.
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Originally Posted by CCColtsicehockey
not sure. but are you saying you know someone over in japan cause in that case I need a favor or two maybe for a fellow aziner.
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Originally Posted by MrHeeltoe
Shipped from Japan......and mine are cheaper and shipped from Sunny Socal
AT and MT coming in stock in about a week everyone.
AT and MT coming in stock in about a week everyone.
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Originally Posted by CKcentral
Well actually I have a friend that is in the army and stationed in Japan. She is coming back to the US this spring and I was thinking I could take advantage of her situation, hope thats not a bad thing, and the fact she will prolly get free shipping when she comes back to the US. I have just mentioned this to her and I need to talk to her more about it. If anything, maybe she can just buy them and ship them to me from Japan.
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Originally Posted by MrHeeltoe
Covers, with rivets. The gas is a whole pedal assembly.
02-01-2006, 09:49 AM
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Originally Posted by lito
let me guess JDM car cover
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Originally Posted by CCColtsicehockey
talk to her about it more there is only a small part I am looking for.
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Originally Posted by MrHeeltoe
Covers, with rivets. The gas is a whole pedal assembly.
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Originally Posted by CCColtsicehockey
dang them. I wish the auto gas pedal was a replacement instead of a cover.
why cant we just swap the gas pedal assembly? is the MT gas pedal different from the AT pedal? it just seems more robust to swap the whole pedal assembly...
anyways, CCColtsicehockey do you have any pics of the pedals from a distance, like from behind the wheel, just to see how they look... if you can provide some, it would be great...
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Originally Posted by savage
why cant we just swap the gas pedal assembly? is the MT gas pedal different from the AT pedal? it just seems more robust to swap the whole pedal assembly...
anyways, CCColtsicehockey do you have any pics of the pedals from a distance, like from behind the wheel, just to see how they look... if you can provide some, it would be great...
anyways, CCColtsicehockey do you have any pics of the pedals from a distance, like from behind the wheel, just to see how they look... if you can provide some, it would be great...
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Originally Posted by savage
....
anyways, CCColtsicehockey do you have any pics of the pedals from a distance, like from behind the wheel, just to see how they look... if you can provide some, it would be great...
anyways, CCColtsicehockey do you have any pics of the pedals from a distance, like from behind the wheel, just to see how they look... if you can provide some, it would be great...
OH ! I AM SURE CCC'd just love to indulge you in that
hey that wheel does look sharp & sporty !
