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[mike.]

How are the aftermarket pedal sets attached? I'm talking about the sparco ones like these.

They seem to just have a couple of counter sunk holes in them but they cant screw on can they? Some of them don't even have holes in them?

I'm just wondering as i want to get a set of the sparco ones but can't see how they attach since there not a mini specific product.

[Globule]

Most of them involve drilling 2 holes through the pedals then bolting them through there, although some of the john cooper mini pedals used a hook around the bottom of the pedal and a bar across the back, but most aftermarket ones involve drilling i think!

[mike.]

tut thats abit of a hassle. I CAN IMAGINE SOME OF THEM NOT FITTING AS WELL BECAUSE OF THE SPACING OF THE HOLES AND THE SIZE OF MINI PEDALS!

whoops capslock

[mike.]

Anybody fitted pedals like the sparco ones? Looking around there doesn't seem to be many mini specific options availible.

What do most people do to replace the standard rubber pedals?

[Retro_10s]

...Paddy hopkirk accelerator pedal

[mike.]

Yeah i'v seen those and do like them but don't they only fit early cars? Like pre 74 or somthing? I'm sure i read that when i was looking at them. I would love some sporty but classic looking pedals like those but can't find any?

[cap'n crunch]

i have got these

http://www.minisport...rt-product.html

and they fit fine

[mike.]

Yeah i kind of want something classic now. The jon cooper ones look good and i like the paddy hopkirk pedal but i don't think it'll fit.

Is there any mini pedals that look classic that'll fit?

Edited by minimadmike, 27 August 2007 - 08:29 PM.

[mike.]

Infact will the paddy hopkirk pedal fit? It says only pe 76 cars on minispares because of the small pedal?

Because if they'll fit i'd get:

The hopkirk pedal

with a pair of these

[schneill]

Don't you need some sort of rubber element on the pedal face for grip on the brake and clutch pedal? Think its an mot factor but not sure.

Schneill