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Installing this....










This should be easy does it... B)

Nice!

Nice subtle change. Definate improvement over the stock ones.

I found them on Ebay and I thought it will be a nice add on..

Looking good! can't wait to see pics of them in!

i was lazy and got these a few years back.....



pics of them in


not sure if the guy i got them from makes them any more though :(

Steeda here....

Are they slippery when you feet are wet.. ?



My next buy will be this :







Ford doesn't make them for the Focus but someone is making a exact copy of the OEM patern and it comes with the braket and hardware .

no, the little rubber knobs really help when its wet out.

Flofocus,Mar 22 2006, 06:54 PM Wrote:no, the little rubber knobs really help when its wet out.
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I sure they thought about it before us.... ;)




Ok time to eat and put these pedals on... :)

mpcv2000,Mar 22 2006, 04:35 PM Wrote:Are they slippery when you feet are wet.. ?
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Not too bad, but there is some slipping...

mpcv2000,Mar 22 2006, 04:35 PM Wrote:Ford doesn't make them for the Focus but someone is making a exact copy of the OEM patern and it comes with the braket and hardware .
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Redline Tuning sells this kit, if you look, you will see the dead pedal knobs are a bit more oval compared to the SVT pedals which are exactly round. Not an exact match, but close enough that no one will notice unless you told them.

After they have been on for a while the rubber fades away and slppery peadle is definately what you get. Just think about replacing them every 50,000 kms.

....Still working on it but I'm done for tonight..


I did the same thing in my Mustang and it was a pain...but now since I know , it's a bigger pain...I don't know if any of you did the SVT pedal thing but you need a lot of patience.



Stock looking....bah... :








after a lot of fighting they went it..... :angry:








For the gaz pedal I have to remove 3 nuts and I need a long 10mm 1/4 drive socket that I don't have so tomorrow is socket shopping.







To give me more room while messing with the gaz pedal I "zipptied" the throttle body wide open to free up some throttle cable including my own safety feature...just in case... ;)

Flofocus,Mar 22 2006, 04:30 PM Wrote:Steeda here....


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Hey, did I ever tell you those were upside down? :P :P

Done. All I needed was the 10mm long socket.



Looks good , I like it. Now my car will go faster... :P

Looks good, maybe i'll get a set to replace the steeda ones i have right now.

01-yellow-ZX3,Mar 22 2006 Wrote:

Flofocus,Mar 22 2006, 04:30 PM Wrote:Steeda here....


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Hey, did I ever tell you those were upside down? :P :P
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That's the way mine are installed as well (installed by Steeda while they were doing other stuff there.)

That's the way they are oriented on their web site as well:



:iono:

mpcv2000,Mar 22 2006, 08:25 PM Wrote:

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get a grommet on that power cable!!!

darkpuppet,Mar 24 2006, 12:24 PM Wrote:get a grommet on that power cable!!!
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From this side you can't see but I have some loom going thru the fire wall , I know it's not a grommet but it's all I had back then.

01-yellow-ZX3,Mar 22 2006 Wrote:Hey, did I ever tell you those were upside down?  :P  :P
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They aren't. :P

SVT pedal kit is really nice and sheap. I'll do mine next summer, right now I need horse power.