66 C10 Gas Pedal Scott's Rod's, Lokar????

[Dee27xpress]

I have searched around the forum for gas pedal ideas, what aftermarket (i.e. Lokar) pedals fit. If anyone has some pic's of what they have done I would really appreciate seeing them.

Also Anyone used the Scott's Rod pedal?? Looks awesome here is the link.
https://www.scottshotrods.com/cnc-bi...als-60-66-c10/

[forestb]

I got this one and it fits well (just the gas peddle). You will want to get the spacer. I got the standard size peddle but it is a little small. I would get the xl peddle if I had to do it over. You will also need to get there cable for it to work correctly. I don't have a photo of it in the truck right now.

[oldtrux]

those scotts pedals are nice!!
i wonder why they don't make the clutch pedal.
lokar makes brake and clutch set,but only for 67-72 series.

[Dee27xpress]

Thanks guys! @Forestb, With the Lokar pedal and the spacer did everything mount up without having to fab anything yourself?

[forestb]

I didn't do the install but I am pretty sure all he had to do was drill all the holes in the firewall and fill in the holes from the old peddle.

[oldtrux]

emailed scotts and apparently clutch pedals are in the works!
can't wait.

[shsahs]

I need a better mouse trap as well. All I keep seeing is $350 each
They do look nice! But for me to put my sole of my boot on to mash the gas that is a little extreme for me.

[TJ's Chevy]

Been using this lokar on mine for 6 years.

[slepysal]

Originally Posted by shsahs

I need a better mouse trap as well. All I keep seeing is $350 each
They do look nice! But for me to put my sole of my boot on to mash the gas that is a little extreme for me.

I hear you!! I went with a low buck Ebay Pedal ato replace my old spoon type.
Not as "pretty" as the scotts or lokar but easy on the wallet and works fine.