Dead Pedal for 2012
Dead Pedal for 2012
Does anyone know of a source for a dead pedal cover for the 2011-12 GTs? My big ol' foot is gonna wear the carpet out if I don't cover it. I see American Muscle has one but it says "GT / CS" on it.
I bought this Scott Drake Dead Pedal from CJ Pony Parts for my '09. It says that it fits on '05-'11 so I'd assume it'd fit on 12's too.

Scott Drake Dead Pedal Install

Scott Drake Dead Pedal Install
Last edited by jadedpony; Nov 22, 2011 at 02:20 PM.
you can get a CDC dead pedal.
http://www.cjponyparts.com/cdc-dead-...-2012/p/PCS23/
pricey, but matches the other pedals.
http://www.cjponyparts.com/cdc-dead-...-2012/p/PCS23/
pricey, but matches the other pedals.
I have a set a Lloyds floor mats that cover the dead pedal area because I couldn't find one at the time. Works great, except sometimes that flap slides over and blocks pushing the clutch in all the way.
Agree with Hytec, just get some Lloyds mats, much better than the stockers anyway, and have the dead foot cover. Mine has 7500mi so far and has not slipped over a bit, yes mine is an M6 and I use that dead foot always....made a few road trips.....
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X3 on the Lloyds.
you can get a CDC dead pedal.
http://www.cjponyparts.com/cdc-dead-...-2012/p/PCS23/
pricey, but matches the other pedals.
http://www.cjponyparts.com/cdc-dead-...-2012/p/PCS23/
pricey, but matches the other pedals.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mustang-2005...item53ea3dcb5a
Send him a note and ask about dead pedal. I paid $30+6 in 2009. Perfect match.

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Last edited by cdynaco; Nov 23, 2011 at 01:14 PM.
I have a set of the Lloyd's "5.0" mats and they do not cover the carpeted dead pedal.
Does this really Scott Drake pedal really install the way it says in the description?
http://www.cjponyparts.com/dead-peda...-2009/p/PCS29/
"Billet aluminum dead pedal, designed to match the billet aluminum pedal covers. Attaches with barbed spikes that are hammered into the existing dead pedal."
Does this really Scott Drake pedal really install the way it says in the description?
http://www.cjponyparts.com/dead-peda...-2009/p/PCS29/
"Billet aluminum dead pedal, designed to match the billet aluminum pedal covers. Attaches with barbed spikes that are hammered into the existing dead pedal."
Roush makes one for 10+ but you have to buy the whole set...gas, brake, clutch, dp. I believe it's around $100. I don't particularly care for them plus you need to drill through the stock pedals to install.
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Don't think so...will see what I can do but will likely take a couple days (car's stored 7.5 miles from the house I'm presently renting...all cleaned and BlackDiamandshined...I miss it). Looks like it was installed by the factory. Perfect match with the other pedals.
They make the mats to order and I tried to get them to make my drivers side without the upper left flap that goes over hump for your left foot, but they wouldn't. I didn't want it to lay over my dead pedal so I just cut it off.
Not to mention I wouldn't want anything to block my clutch pedal depression.
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Originally Posted by shornberger
I was just giving BarryT another option. It's not like they would go with your nonfuntional side scoops anyways.
SRP Racing has some nice ones as well but its a full set. You can specify options that aren't on their site though so you may be able to call them and see if you can get just the dead pedal. I'm planning on getting a full set from there cuz the stock pedals don't have a lot of grip on wet shoes and it likes to rain a lot in florida in the summer


