Naked clutch pedals

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Naked clutch pedals

Post by entirelyturbo »

Why is it that half the Subaru interior pics I see, someone is missing the rubber pad on their clutch pedal? Doesn't your foot slip off of that??

I replaced mine 3 years ago, cost me $7 at the dealer, and it still looks and feels brand new!
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That was actually one of the very first things I did to my car after I bought it. :)

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I took the cover off. I think its easier to shift smoothly when you don't have little rubber grooves grabbing your shoe.
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I guess it doesn't rain much in San Jose... Here in Ithaca we get more rainy days than non-rainy days. :)
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