viper3

I was planning on ordering the Sport Pedal covers from trdsparks.com, about $45 less then getting it from the dealer. I was also going to get the Wheel locks too for $31.25.

Has anyone ordered from trdsparks.com and installed the pedals themselves?

Do they clip on/ slip on? or how do you install them?

Thanks for the help.

spongebill1969

I have the OBX pedal covers.
For the TC all you do is remove the stock rubber pedal from the brake
and slip on the OBX one, and the gas pedal you just slip the OBX one
over the stock plastic pedal. No tools needed.

Matts_xB

They install in like 30 seconds just spray some soapy water or a cleaning solution on the inside of the new pedal covers and they slide right on, I used a squirt of orange glow cleaner and it went on great it slipped on like a glove...


Matt

brekdown59

yeah i have installed them as well they are very simple. like stated above just use some soapy water. also if possible leave them in the sun for a while so the rubber on the bottom of them warms up and and is eaiser to work with.

bdballer69

ok now i feel i got ripped off by getting it install by dealer...

bigmouth2008

how hard is it to put on the shifter ***?

maximus96

twist off, twist on

purpled_out_tC

Alot of people did.

But, not me.

cinccycat

my install wasnt as easy, because I got my pedal covers during one of the coldest days this year, so the rubber wasnt very pliable, and the dexterity in my hands was limited from the cold, but i managed to do it, took about 5 minutes of struggling. (I didnt use any soapy stuff either)

nero_tC

so how do the pedals look? in person that is, because i've seen pics of it everywhere. they aren't cheap looking up close are they? are they worth getting? i was thinking about getting them for my next upgrade.

viper3

Thanks everyone for the install info.

Professor_Murder

Man I did the same thing. I took my lunch hour and sat with the heat blasting on the floorboards as I hung half out of my car trying to wedge these frozen pedals on. After the car warmed up and heated up the covers, with the assistance of some soapy water, they went on without a glove.

Doing this in single digit weather while leaving the pedals in the car overnight in said weather: not suggested.

But it's a super easy install.

gwtc

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IMO they look so sexy and fit so well, they are totally worth getting. Oh! and in no way do they look cheap.

erazboy

I don't think the OBX pedals look that great. take a look at some others, like this one
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=33700

maximus96

most of these aftermarket ones like razo you have to clamp them down with screws and plates. the OBX ones are direct fit that replaces the stock rubber.

erazboy

true. there is more involved in putting on razos or whatever. but for something that looks better and perhaps better quality, i think it's worth that extra 5-10 mins. and it's not like u will be putting it on and taking it off all the time. i have a set of japanese Levoc pedals that look great and didn't take more than 3 mins to put on

brekdown59

the obx pedals look great. the paint on the edges of my pedels is already rubbing off and is starting to show the bare metal... for the price i can not complain.

nero_tC

that can't be a good thing, especially since you probably haven't had them for that long.

brekdown59

i have had them for probably 4 months

aarontrini85

i got a trd sway bar from them and it was at my house 5 days after i ordered it