C6 / C6 / Z06 Standard Aluminum Gas Pedal

$92.00
SKU:
GP-100C6
Weight:
1.00 LBS
Shipping:
$15 Domestic U.S. shipping | AK, HI & Int'l calculated at checkout
C6 / C6 / Z06 Standard Aluminum Gas Pedal

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Add that custom look to your C6 / Z06 / ZR1 Corvette!
Don't waste your money on cheap "universal" pedal covers.  Our pedals are specifically made for your Corvette. CNC machined from solid aircraft quality 6061-T6 aluminum.

Unlike some competitors, our Gas Pedal is a complete replacement for your original pedal.  Not just a generic aluminum overlay.  Raised edges are designed to match the look of the stock OEM brake pedal and provide a much
better grip.

In keeping with our high quality standards, all supplied screws are stainless steel.

Comes with all necessary hardware to install in place of stock OEM Gas Pedal.  
Installation takes about 15 minutes. (Hardware not shown)

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Installed picture with the Dead Pedal:

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Product Reviews

  • 5
    Nice product

    Posted by Chris on 3rd Jul 2021

    I installed this in my C6 Z06 and I love the quality. I got the standard pedal which allows for better heel toe over stock. I am satisfied

  • 5
    Excellent work

    Posted by Unknown on 5th Sep 2018

    I've been a machinist for 30 years and I can honestly say the machine work on this pedal is really good. The fit and finish are flawless.

  • 5
    Great Product/challenging install

    Posted by Marte Meyer on 21st Oct 2013

    Excellent product, well designed and works perfectly. The install was challenging because of the inability to easily access the two bolts that hold in the old pedal and lever. Removing the pedal with the lever in place was not going to happen. Your instructions differ from your You tube instructions and after struggling with trying to remove the pedal while in the car, I gave up on that. After an hour or so of contorting myself and trying a variety of ratchets and extensions, i got the unit out of the car. The install went easily then.