I finally got my pedals installed. I like them alot. I would compare the quality of Ultimate Pedals stuff to MGW'S goods. The fit was excellent.



I jumped the gun a little on this pic. I still need to vacumn up the metal shavings that my paper did not catch.

 

First and formost. Thank you Hags1 for coordinating this. They look great installed!!!!




I installed mine today. It wasnt so smooth for me. I did it solo with 4 hours sleep, and also realized I am just too frigging tall to climb under the dash anymore haha!

I got the Frosted Anti-Slip type. It doesnt look like it in these pics due to the flash, but they have almost a silver white look to them. Looks really nice with the IUP.

During the install, I striped one bolt and one screw (mostly just my fault haha). I had extra bolts but no screws, so you will notice there is only three screws on the gas pedal. Its in there solid so I am not worried. Hardest part for me was getting the holes to line up on the brake and clutch pedals. I guess I just suck at using the auto center punch. Ended up taking me three hours to install these. I ended up using a dremel to carve the holes so they would line up correctly.

Heres some shots of mine






and now that I am done, its time to relax!!



Thanks again for coordinating this!! For me, it was worth the effort!!

 

Just some follow up. I used some blue silcon gasket glue and it seems to be holding up. None of the 6 have come off.

 

OK....so much for waiting till spring....I painted my GTs last night and I really like the way they turned out.
Here's a pic. to show the painted finish.

 

Installed pic.

 

I wish I had bought a dead pedal on this G.B. I don't like the look but, the wear on the carpet that would be absorbed by the pedal would be worth it.

 

the devil is in the details. Very nice.

 

Those painted GT's look great. And that 4th picture in Todd's post really shows why the car should have had these pedals to begin with. Looks sweet!

 

I used some architectural grade, 50 year, 100% clear silicon caulk and filled the dit-dots from the back after they were installed.

Then I smeared a 1/16th inch layer of the stuff over the entire backside of the pedal and finished it off with a piece of thin clear plastic (donated from my Zaino mixer bottle box top ) cut to the shape of the pedal that I laid over the whole mess.

I worked the air out from under the plastic and cleaned up the little caulk that squished out the sides, let it setup an hour or so and then bolted them on.

They aren't ever coming off . . . . which may be a problem if they wear prematurely but I’ll deal with that if/when it happens.