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Found these on Amazon and ordered. They’re really nice. Stupid easy to install and look great!

Hecotrax for Ford Explorer 2020 Aluminum Performance Pedals Set Non-Slip Accelerator and Brake Pedals Cover No Drill Brake Gas Accelerator Accessories (ST) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08MT5MC4...abc_6Y827CT92HQ0X4WG4PB2?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1


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Go to set myself. Like the look. Tip: let the brake peddle sit in hot tap water to soften up the rubber. Otherwise a little bit of a "stretch" to get it on.
 

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Brake pedal definitely took a little wrestling to get on


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blaster9 said:
Are they any more grippy than OEM?
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I would say yes


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blaster9 said:
I'll give them a shot!
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Give it a whirl! It’s a cheap upgrade that I think looks really cool (and almost OEM) and if you buy on Amazon - free returns!


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I also have these and find them to be fantastic. Build quality is very good and they seem to be quite secure on the pedals themselves.
 

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Just got mine today. Brake pedal was a B to put on but driver side went on almost too easy. So far, everything seems secure and they look and feel great!
 

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30 secs for the accelerator pedal & 9.5 mins for the break pedal.

But looks way better!!!
 

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yngrshr said:
I also have these and find them to be fantastic. Build quality is very good and they seem to be quite secure on the pedals themselves.
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I worried the pedals would not be secure but they seem to do the trick. Definitely an easy upgrade for cheap.
 

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Mine just arrived. I went with the Silver and Red Explorer lettering. They look and feel better than I thought they would based on the Amazon pics.
 

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The overlays fit perfectly and provide more surface area for your foot. Definitely a must-have, cheap and simple upgrade.
 

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So i had the alum. gas pedal cover pop off during an attempted 0-60 run this morning. I had a feeling the fit was a bit too loose (esp. compared to the brake pedal cover which is super snug). Can anyone else jiggle/wobble their alum. gas pedal cover a bit?
 

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blaster9 said:
So i had the alum. gas pedal cover pop off during an attempted 0-60 run this morning. I had a feeling the fit was a bit too loose (esp. compared to the brake pedal cover which is super snug). Can anyone else jiggle/wobble their alum. gas pedal cover a bit?
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I haven't noticed it being loose, but I'll try to remember to check the next time I got out to the vehicle. Maybe some thin rubber mat or spacers would help with a tighter fit? When the gas pedal was just a slip over the top I was kinda wondering how well it would stay in place with time.
 

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