Cast Aluminum AC Pedals

[SPF2948]

Originally Posted by 601HP

I'd like to get the Z# of that grommet from you.

David

3MRJ8

" Product Description. Rubber Grommet, Oil Resistant, Military Specification, Buna-N/Nitrile Rubber, Inside Dia. (A) 3/8 In, Outside Dia. (B) 3/4 In, Overall Thickness (C) 3/4 In, Panel Thickness (D) 3/8 In, Panel Hole Dia. (E) 9/16 In, AN 931 Number 930-3, Black, Min. Temp. Rating -35 Deg. F, Max. Temp. 225 F, Durometer 50A +/- 5, Elongation 300%, Tensile Strength 870 PSI, Standards ASTM D2000 2BG506, Package Quantity 25 "

25 pieces are about $15 shipped.

For these to fit properly, you'd have to chase the existing pedal holes out to 1/2" (the existing holes are almost there already). The grommet groove needs to be shimmed which could be solved with a washer or some JB Weld or ...

[601HP]

Originally Posted by SPF2948

3MRJ8

" Product Description. Rubber Grommet, Oil Resistant, Military Specification, Buna-N/Nitrile Rubber, Inside Dia. (A) 3/8 In, Outside Dia. (B) 3/4 In, Overall Thickness (C) 3/4 In, Panel Thickness (D) 3/8 In, Panel Hole Dia. (E) 9/16 In, AN 931 Number 930-3, Black, Min. Temp. Rating -35 Deg. F, Max. Temp. 225 F, Durometer 50A +/- 5, Elongation 300%, Tensile Strength 870 PSI, Standards ASTM D2000 2BG506, Package Quantity 25 "

25 pieces are about $15 shipped.

For these to fit properly, you'd have to chase the existing pedal holes out to 1/2" (the existing holes are almost there already). The grommet groove needs to be shimmed which could be solved with a washer or some JB Weld or ...

My pedals are 1/4" thick, and the existing hole dia. is 1/2". These grommets are a close fit.

Thank you for the info.

David

[SPF2948]

Originally Posted by 601HP

My pedals are 1/4" thick, and the existing hole dia. is 1/2". These grommets are a close fit.

Thank you for the info.

David

Was thinking ... A quick and dirty install could be taking advantage of the overside groove. You could lift the grommet and insert epoxy under them, twist them (which would distribute the epoxy), set the pedal upside down (with the grommets supporting the pedal) and let it cure. Probably last as long as the car and would be undetectable from the proper sized grommet as long as you cleaned up any epoxy excess before it cures.