Just passing on my experience, so take it for what its worth. I bought an nos e-brake pad and it was so stiff and brittle, that it split on the back side. Ended up in the trash. I will never buy any nos rubber pieces again. I went with a whole new set for all the peddles, from Luttys Chevy Parts and they all still look new after 14 years. Again, just my experience.
E brake, brake and gas with the trim.
I can't be seen driving a car with just the rubber anymore. People are laughing at me.
I'm sure I can help you out. Do you need a disc brake pedal pad?
I didn't realize I'd made it that obvious!
Clint my friend, always a lifesaver. Yes, disc. How would you know?
Again,
I could buy new Chinesium pads with trim. But the rubber stinks.
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I should be able to dig some out in the next couple days, stay tuned.
Here you go:
The brake pedal & park brake pedal pads are a little stiff, but with a little coaxing they should go on.
Remove the stainless off those 2 pads before installing, then once the pads are on install the stainless trim.
Just passing on my experience, so take it for what its worth. I bought an nos e-brake pad and it was so stiff and brittle, that it split on the back side. Ended up in the trash. I will never buy any nos rubber pieces again. I went with a whole new set for all the peddles, from Luttys Chevy Parts and they all still look new after 14 years. Again, just my experience.
Holy crap!
Thanks Clint.