Racing Power Company - Chrome Steel Barefoot Gas Pedal on 2040-parts.com
Bowie, Maryland, United States
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Barefoot Style Gas Pedal Barefoot Style Gas Pedal Pads are designed to provide a wide firm grip. They feature contrasting chrome grid which ensures extreme durability reduce pedal slip. These pads are clamped over the original pedal for grip. They require a no-drill installation and are backed by a limited warranty. Racing Power Gas Pedal Barefoot Chrom, Steel.
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