...never thought you'd hear that eh? They almost feel like they're removing rubber from the bottom of the shoe they grip so well...plus I've always liked the metal-to-metal feel of the brake pedal, so I installed some Roush pedals.

Before


After

 

I like those. Looks good!

 

Nice man! How hard and how long was the install?

 

I drive bare-foot sometime...I wonder how that'd feel on the bottom of your feet.

 

looks good!!

 

Brake pedal install consisted of:
- Remove stock rubber pedal "boot"
- Line up new pedal
- Mark holes for drilling
- Drill
- Tighten
- Wipe brow of sweat move onto gas pedal

Gas pedal install consisted of:
- Line up new pedal on top of old
- Screw in screws into old pedal
- Step back, "sigh" and take a swig of beer.

No, not a hard install at all. Got them off eBay. As far as the barefoot thing, I don't know, they're not "sharp" by any means, so as long as you're not tickelish it probably wouldn't be too bad.

 

Looks good man. Oughta be easier to clean the pedals.

 

Has anyone noticed the pedals on the 2006 Harley truck. They look pretty good also.

 

I bet climbing into the cab on a 107 degree day (like it is today here) would feel really nice on bare feet. Can you say 3rd degree burns. LOL

 

Hey Mart Man,

I was looking at oneof those Cali trucks when I bought my XLT last Friday. Nice truck. I really like those Roush wheels. If I wasn't hell bent on the shortbox, I might have gotten that instead.

 

Devilsun,
Do you remember how much you paid for the pedals on E-bay ??
Thanks

 

~$60...