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[Emma]

I'm thinking of buying these pedals (red & black ones) but dunno how I'd fit them. Would they need drilling? Is it an easy job?

Also, I can't find any pics of the John Cooper pedals - anyone got a pic they could post?

Thanks

[gsms]

My brother's selling some sparco pedals similar to those on ebay at the moment.

CLICK!

[minislapper]

Can't you give them a quick ring and ask how they fit before you buy them?

I've got a set of JC ones which just fasten over the original pedals with a special bracket over the back of the pedal. If you want a pic of them I can probably dig them out (not fitted to a car at the mo).

Only trouble with the ones which need drilling is if you go off them or want to remove them for any other reason you'll be left with holes in the pedals.

[Grayedout]

With the position of the holes I would say they clamp around the current pedals and do not require any drilling.

Hope you haven't got big feet or you might find yourself pressing more than on pedal at once with those fitted !!!!!

[Bungle]

just remover the peddle rubbers and they clamp on

[Emma]

I've got a set of JC ones which just fasten over the original pedals with a special bracket over the back of the pedal. If you want a pic of them I can probably dig them out (not fitted to a car at the mo).

If it's not too much trouble I'd be grateful if you could send a pic. I can't find them on google or anything so just wanted an idea of what they look like.

Thanx

[minislapper]

Righto. I'll go and have a rummage.

[minislapper]

All 3 as they look when fitted.



The JC logo is on each pedal.



They slip onto each pedal then attach at the other end with the bracket. Think you can work it out from the pics.

[vitruvian]

John Cooper ones looks good however they are very slippery when it's wet.