JDM DC2R pedals

[Chi]

They also come in bright red, blue and yellow.


I highly recommend the yellow

[hebe]

Wow I like the first one...suits me! LOL

[l3vnd1]

Ok well got all the pedals installed today and what a difference!

You have to adjust to the feel, however much more grip!

The heel and Toe is effortless and you dont have to put as much pressure on the pedals worrying that your feet will slip off.

Plus they look great!

Great buy for $195 from JDM Yard!

[antz]

thanks chi for the pic..

the momo ones look great. i prefer the first style.

[K.C.]

is it humanly possible to replace the brake pedal with the bracket inside? ***no, cant slide the long bolt out to do the exchange. have to take bracket out somehow..***
or
is it possible to take the brake pedal bracket out without partially removing the brake booster? ***no, both the steering column and the brake booster pushrod is in the way.***

want to leave the brake booster alone atm.. ***, have to remove the mc stopper, mc, line etc tommoro..***

EDIT: updated in ***, btw, anyone successfully change the brake pedal without booster removal/partial removal?

[Wlee2]

is it humanly possible to replace the brake pedal with the bracket inside? ***no, cant slide the long bolt out to do the exchange. have to take bracket out somehow..***
or
is it possible to take the brake pedal bracket out without partially removing the brake booster? ***no, both the steering column and the brake booster pushrod is in the way.***

want to leave the brake booster alone atm.. ***, have to remove the mc stopper, mc, line etc tommoro..***

EDIT: updated in ***, btw, anyone successfully change the brake pedal without booster removal/partial removal?

Just so you know.. we removed the entire brakets to get the pedals.. out, which required the removal (loosening) of the brake booster.

i dont know anyone thats managed to take the pedal out without taking the braket along with it.

it might be possible.. but we were going insane at just how annoying it was to remove hehe

[tinkerbell]

what are those red *** in your post K.C.

[Wlee2]

what are those red *** in your post K.C.

signs of fustration and possible swearing?

i know i would have swore while doing these pedals 100times more =P

[VTECMACHINE]

I had Indy from ISMR put mine on. They are 10x better than stock DC2R plastic ghey pedals.

[VTECMACHINE]

what are those red *** in your post K.C.

I think they indicated a seperation between his questions, and answers to his questions LOL. Or it's just swearing... but I don't know many 3 letter swear words.

[Wlee2]

I think they indicated a seperation between his questions, and answers to his questions LOL. Or it's just swearing... but I don't know many 3 letter swear words.

Fuk
Diu
BAH
OMG
WTF
GAH

you can clearly see im bored..

[shin78]

You can take one or two of the pedals out without removing the brackets (can't remember which one), but you can't take the others out.
The bolts that hold the pedals in the brackets are so bloody long that they hit the metal beam that runs across behind the dashboard. Unforutunatelly, you can only remove those bolts when the whole thing is out in the open space.

Trust me, those brackets don't seem like they'll ever come out, but they do :P

[K.C.]

Bah, cbf doing the brake pedal, will leave it for now. dont have spare brake fluid and rugs to remove the booster and hardline etc. might do it later when changing the brake line and bleed in one go..

btw, for those that plan to do this, i recommend you to do the clutch first. at least if you give up halfway, you already had the clutch + acc pedal done, lol.

one more thing, before putting the clutch bracket back in, trial fit the pedal pin into the hole on the pedal. i almost lost it when the pin cant go through. basically took it out again and f**k the hole in out (using hammer for the first few pass) until it is loose enough to push the pin using 1 finger...

thanks guys

[milkman]

You guys are dedicated, seems like a PITA. I would've just bought some MOMO pedals.