limey940

My wife got me a rather nice set of after market pedals and foor rest. It came from a sponsor of this site i think. Anyway, the stock brake and gas covers pull of easily, however i cant see how to remove the stock foot rest and gas pedal cover.
Has anyone done this before?
I really want to remove the originals before attaching the after marketso that i can return to stock when i sell.

TIA

thanks

Taxi?

I don't know which brand of pedals your wife bought you, but on most of the ones I've seen (including the ones I bought and installed on my 997.1) the gas pedal and foot rest just fit over the existing pedals. Were instructions not provided?

Izzone

Stock gas pedal does not remove.....you have to drill

mdrobc1213

+1 just bought a pair and have to drill the new ones after removing rubber covering according to the instructions. I remember a set in my 997.1 the dead pedal just popped out and the new one popped in but all others usually require drilling over original ones. Easy to do. 20-30 min job tops! Just need tape/clamp/drill bit and a steady hand! If I do mine this weekend I'll post it at a DIY.

GrahamML

Not to take over your thread, but what are the opinions on the best after market pedal covers in regards to ease of install and functionality?

mobonic

rennline with toe and heel extension if you plan to track..

i have had mine for 2 years and they look great.. although some drilling is required.

Izzone

http://www.srpracing.com/

Smooth gas, grippy clutch and brake

limey940

http://www.srpracing.com/
These are the ones my wife bought for me.
The instructions state to remove the footest and gas pedal. But as i say i cant see how to do that. So, is the concensus that i have to add the aftermarket on top of the footrest and gas pedal?

many thanks

utkinpol

from functionality perspective all you need is a rennline gas pedal with extensions. makes H&T way more convinient and it moves gas a bit forward.

I see no reason to replace or put a 'sandwich' on top of stock brake and clutch pedals, they are as good as they are.

jcnesq

I bought these pedals from Suncoast http://www.suncoastparts.com/product...ry_Code=997int. Haven't installed them yet, but they look to be high quality and a bargain compared to competitors.

gpjli2

Yes. Just drill and screw on.

997_rich

Are you guys all going for the "doubleheel toe extension" on the gas pedal? this just makes the pedal even wider than the standard extension, right?

I'm thinking I probably don't need it because my fat feet easily cover both the brake and gas even on the stockers.

limey940

well they are installed and look pretty good, took about an hour

Jastx

PICS!

limey940

sorry, forgot to add, excuse crappy BB pic