Installing the Marauder Pedal Covers

NATEHAWK

NATEHAWK

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Anyone install these recently and if you did....Did you use the locking nut and bolts for the accelerator pedal?
 
oh ok i gotta get some more of those recessed screws then because my package only came with 2 of them i used those for the parking brake
 
Heres all i can do.Its been such a long time i can't remember.Hope this helps any.
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Heres all i can do.Its been such a long time i can't remember.Hope this helps any.
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Did you have to ben ur accelerator pedal any you remember?
 
MarauderMark said:
Heres all i can do.Its been such a long time i can't remember.Hope this helps any.
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Did you have to bend ur accelerator pedal any you remember? I know i have to drill 4 holes for the brake pedal also take the rubber cover off..
 
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I put it in the vice sideways, just cranked it, bending and checking. Details Brad? I haven't installed mine as I couldn't figure out how to get the contour correct. The vise part holds the cover. How did you bend it to the correct shape? Thanks. Dennis:confused:
 
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Details Brad? I haven't installed mine as I couldn't figure out how to get the contour correct. The vise part holds the cover. How did you bend it to the correct shape? Thanks. Dennis:confused:
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I just bent it with my hands, it isn't that thick.
 
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NATEHAWK said:
Anyone install these recently and if you did....Did you use the locking nut and bolts for the accelerator pedal?
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Natehawk, here is an old post of mine give directions on installing the polished pedals.

Haggis said:
The pedals installed with little difficulty. The first thing that I noticed was that my gas pedal did not have enough of an arch in it. I took a 26oz coffee can and bent it around the can. This seemed to be sufficient, Chris has talked to CJ about this and hopefully the newer gas pedals will have more of an arch in them.

Instructions and tools needed. Drill, screw gun, 3/16" drill bit, pliers, 1/8" Alan Wrench, hammer and metal punch. Everthing else is provided. Oh and don't forget a towel to lay down under the pedals to keep your mats and rug clean.

Installation, I will start with the gas pedal. Place the polished pedal over the existing pedal and mark the holes, I used a white-out pen. Then use a screw gun to start your holes with the screws provided. Remove screws replace polished pedal with screws and tighten down. I had a little difficulty with the angle on the top screws due to size of the screw gun.

Next the brake pedal. Remove rubber cover from brake pedal and place polished pedal over metal piece. Mark screw holes, again I use a white-out pen. Remove polished pedal, I then took a metal punch and hammer to make a starting point in the metal pedal so the drill would not slide around on the pedal. You will now need a drill and a 3/16" drill bit. Drill through the metal brake pedal on the car. Again I had a little difficulty with the top screws due to the angle and size of drill. Place polished pedal over brake pedal and attach with the 4 bolts and nuts provided.

Next emergency brake, ok I was wrong you can see the emergency brake. Place polished pedal over e-brake pedal and mark holes, remove polished pedal. Take 2 of the screws and screw gun to start the holes. Remove screws, replace polished pedal with screws and tighten down screws.

Kenny Brown dead pedal. I found it easier to remove the dead pedal from the car. You will need a 1/8" Alan Wrench to do this. After you remove the dead pedal turn it over and take a pair of pliers to remove rubber pad, by squeezing the tabs on the back and pushing them through. Now there will be two holes on the metal frame of the dead pedal. I just stuck the bolts through the polished pedal and through the dead pedal frame and tighten down the nuts on the back. I did need to use two washers on the back for the holes in the frame were a little large for the nuts.

Hopefully these instructions will be helpful to the Ham-fisted Goobers out there of which I am one. Remember I know who you are.
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Thanks for the info guys. Rider send me your hands, I will send them right back after I bend the pedal and make one stop whilest I choke the living sh!t out of this one ahole who really needs it. thanks Dennis:D
 
Thanks guys i had to go to target and get some titanium drill bits the ones i weere using were silver in color and i broke about 2 of them tryin to drill one hole. The titaniom ones were gold in color and worked fine. I had the bend the gas pedal a lil bit but thats wasnt a big deal. All is good and im bling blingin lol..The door sills was another thing. Hey CJ and Bradley you might want to use a better adhesive tape on the back of the door sills i used acetone on mine before i put them on to remove all dirt and oild and thoses things would not stick. I just used some automotive goodp from Advance Auto and that did the trick solid as a rock. But all in all thanks guys for all ur help.
 
The 3M two sided tape is usually more than suffecient, to adhere the sils.
Sorry to hear you had to do an extra step to get them secured.
Thanks for the business!
And fastblackmerc, thanks for the tip on adjustment of the go pedal.
 
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