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I had same problem. The clutch was ok, but brake took a while
I tried quite a number of times and gave up for a few weeks and then tried it again and also used some silicon spray on it, and was hard again, but it managed to slide on Fingers were sore from trying to fit it accelerated plate gave me the shits as well with the pin |
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soak the rubber to soften it, mmmmm, worth a try! bbl!
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#13
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Ramon they definitely slip off but are quite difficult...I had my brake pedal modified by MMS some time ago, so had to remove the STI one. Go see Rob...he will get them off for ya.
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for once i thought i could DIY, turns out epic fails on my part!
when i got time ill go visit my mate rob and handball it to him |
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gc8 should be easy enough, i have the same ones without the lip on accelerator pedal. althought the standard gc8 ones don't look the the second pic in the first post....jst rubber things.
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#16
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Well in my case they just came right off and the new sti pedals went on (slip/popped off), given I was left with nice indentations on my finger tips but they're on there nice a tight Can't see why yours should be different and only the brake and clutch pedal stuck on there |
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pedals, sti |
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