mikeyg
Jan 1st, 00, 3:46 PM
Bought my car without the rubber gas pedal. Previous owner installed carpeting over the ball end studs that the bottom of the pedal sits in. So here's the dumb question, since I have no other car to compare to. Do I just cut two small slits in the carpet to allow the ball ends to protrude or do I unscrew the studs from the floor panel and install them over the carpeting (i.e, the hex end would fit snug against the carpet.
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Rick Loncosky
Jan 1st, 00, 4:11 PM
Mike, I just used the utility knife method. Just little X's over the stubs.
mikeyg
Jan 2nd, 00, 3:38 PM
Thanks Rick, That's pretty much what I thought, but it's always nice to hear from someone with experience first.
Mike
Gene Chas
Jan 3rd, 00, 8:35 AM
Definitely. The way mine looked, although the floor pans were in really good shape, removing these little ball-headed studs would've been quite the chore. Probably rusted in good.
ferrill
Jan 3rd, 00, 4:17 PM
I was wondering how hard it would be to install a throtle cable / type gas pedal in my 67. Has anyone done this and how hard would it be ?
mikeyg
Jan 4th, 00, 8:29 PM
Thanks guys, installation took 10 minutes!!
Gene Chas
Jan 5th, 00, 6:49 PM
Ferrill, I'm either going to a Lokar deal or a stocker cable this year. Someone said that one like I used to have in a 75 Nova would fit fine. I'm gonna check it out. Be sure to swap notes if you get there first!
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