Pedal Set for Vintage Speedster

You have stock VW bug pedal assembly probably with chrome and black rubber EMPI covers.  I got a set of billet ones from CIP1 that offer good foot grip and look racy for $16.  Get 2 sets and use the other gas petal for a dead man pedal.  Couple of holes to drill.  I don't think they came with stainless steel screws (or any screws).

C23-AC735-000 - BILLET ALUMINUM PEDAL COVER SET - BEETLE 58-79 - GHIA 58-74 - TYPE 3 62-74 - THING 73-74

@WOLFGANG, can you share some photos of them installed?

These are just pedal covers, not the whole pedal cluster.

Here's a link to the CIP page:

http://www2.cip1.com/ProductDe...de=C23%2DAC735%2D000

Our buddy, SOCer Kevin Zagar is owner/operator of CoolRydes Customs in San Diego. Aside from the Mendeola A-arm Suspension kits, he produces a lot of other custom items including pedal clusters.

All his stuff is quality and can be pricey. Here is a link to his custom pedal cluster that will fit most any replica Speedster. @Ryan (formerly) in NorCal

https://www.coolrydescustoms.c...e-series-pedals.html

Adding these upgrades- 

http://www.classicbugparts.com...dal-cluster-upgrade/

to the pedal cluster is said to make a world of difference in how it performs. I haven't tried it, but a number of people on the Samba have testified as such. Al

These are made by OMP. The design allowed me to place the pedal pretty much where I wanted,  I move the clutch to the left, for my fat feet.

x2 on CoolRydes Customs Pedals!

And his new shifters to match.

Just a suggestion, but if you cut/grind/sand the bottom sides at a slight angle the pedals look a little more P-like in  my opinion.  Not quite so square.

Also, Vintage Speed in Taiwan had a nice accelerator assembly at their booth at the Texas VW Classic, but I haven't seen it on their website.  I intend to replace my accelerator pedal at some point.  The site that Al links above has a really nice gas pedal assembly! 

http://www.classicbugparts.com...r-speed-wheel-kit-1/

@ALB, I just installed that pedal set.

That's really nice, James.

My new Vintage Motorsports Spyder came with the OMP pedal covers installed by Greg Leach. They look great and work fine. I don't believe they are that expensive at all.

I also have a set of the ones from CIP1.com that I purchased years ago. They came with flathead phillips screws and nylock nuts. Last week I made a set of pedal extensions for my girlfriend and used them on the business end. 

Michael McKelvey posted:

@ALB, I just installed that pedal set.

So I'll get to see it in action!

Maybe. The car is not road worthy yet.  I am replacing the shift rod bushing with a bronze one.  Also, I want to adjust the idle mixture and sync. the carbs & maybe change the oil.

Re pedals: just don't do like me.

This way lies maaaadnesss!

Omp pedals in my Spyder and pedal extensions with cip1.com alu pedals. They slide down and secure with a horizontal hitch pin in each.

pedal werks has some nice, albeit pricey stuff