Installed New brake pedal Pad (PICS)

[1-ton]

I was bored, and had a few dollars burning a hole in my pocket, so I bought and installed new brake pedal pads on both my 1991 V3500/Crew Cab and my 1985 K30/Dually today. They cost a whole $4 each at Autozone. The original brake pedal pads wher long gone on both my trucks. I highly recommend replacing these to anybody with an old GM. They even give you a false feeling of a higher brake peddle at first for a while.

 

[mtnman210]

nice upgrade.....I'm thinking of adding something like this to my project. How about a right up

 

[1-ton]

about a right up

Buy brake pedal pad, and install. Hows that for a write up?

 

[txfiremank5]

I'm saving my money for the kevlar pads that ORD is designing

 

[4xcrazy]

too much added weight

 

[MTMike]

Now all you need is a Carbon Fiber shift knob

 

[UseYourBlinker]

*yawn* what great write up

 

[mtnman210]

too much added weight

I've also heard you can drill some holes in it to loose some of the weight. I just don't know if I'm that advanced yet. plus it'd be a shame to start cutting up a perfect pedal...maybe wait until it gets it's first couple dings.

 

[broc944]

Way to complex for me to do.

 

[sled_dog]

I've also heard you can drill some holes in it to loose some of the weight. I just don't know if I'm that advanced yet. plus it'd be a shame to start cutting up a perfect pedal...maybe wait until it gets it's first couple dings.

I've been contemplating drilling holes in my brake pedal arm. Lighter weight and easier to push down from what I hear.

Sooner or later I need to stop being lazy and put a new pedal cover on my 97... sooner or later...

 

[RootBreaker]

holes = less wind resistance when you go to slam the brakes

I iz 2 skeird 2 tri dat upgrade

 

[mostwanted]

I've been contemplating drilling holes in my brake pedal arm. Lighter weight and easier to push down from what I hear.

yeah, untill you snap it off rolling down a steep hill