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Old 11-03-2009, 12:12 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Hey does anyone know if a pedal assembly from an 03 cobra will bolt into my 98 cobra? the pedals on mine are wore down and I like the way the 03 pedals look. Thanks
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Hey does anyone know if a pedal assembly from an 03 cobra will bolt into my 98 cobra? the pedals on mine are wore down and I like the way the 03 pedals look. Thanks
You can buy replacement rubber pedal pads to replace your worn out factory ones for just a few bucks. Check latemodelresto.com - its where I got mine.
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He's correct. Many vendors sell the 03/04 pedal covers. For example, they're $70 at American Muscle.

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You just slip yours off, and install the new ones. They can give you some fuss getting them on, but all in all it is really quite easy.
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Ok ordered from american muscle thanks man.
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A tip for installation... many people like to boil the clutch and brake pedals. It loosens up the rubber and makes it easier to slip them on.
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A tip for installation... many people like to boil the clutch and brake pedals. It loosens up the rubber and makes it easier to slip them on.
i just cut little slices in the corners to give me a little more wiggle room and put them on that way.
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I used 2 thin flat head screw drivers to pry them in. Worked great.
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A tip for installation... many people like to boil the clutch and brake pedals. It loosens up the rubber and makes it easier to slip them on.
+1 I dried mine quick and sprayed them with silicone and they popped on with the help of a flat screw driver.
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My buddies 03's peddles are closer together than mine, making heel/toe a lot easier. Would be interesting if swapping would result in the same arrangement.
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i boiled mine and sprayed the actual pedal with some soapy water. it's not going to be easy but you'll get it eventually.
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Someone also mentioned in a thread like this one a while back that saleen pedals are a bit wider, making heel/toe or whatever you want to call it a whole lot easier. I like to kindo of roll my right foot, but the pedals are too far apart to do it safely. I always feel like the left part of my shoe will slip off the brake pedal.
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