Mopar pedal cover sets

[Modo Innovations]

We have 7 different applications of pedal cover sets for Mopars that are now available. These are available for both auto and manual transmissions. For cars that have a DBW gas pedal I have a cover for the Challenger/300/Charger DBW gas pedal assembly.
You can see these at our website http://www.modoinnovations.com. You can purchase them from our website our call me to purchase them at 940-391-9002. Prices range from $129-$145 per set depending on part number.

These different applications consist of:

1966-70 B-body

1970 E-body

1971-72 B & E-body

1973-74 B & E-body

1967-70 A-body

1971-72 A-body

1973-76 A-body

Below are a few pictures.

MI 500 (1966-70 B-bodies automatic)

https://static1.pt-content.com/images/pt/2012/02/MI500-1.jpg



MI 510 (1966-70 B-bodies manual)

https://static1.pt-content.com/images/pt/2012/02/MI510-1.jpg



MI 530 1971-72 (B-bodies & 1971-72 E-bodies manual)

https://static1.pt-content.com/images/pt/2012/02/MI530-1.jpg



MI 560 (1967-70 A-bodies automatic)

https://static1.pt-content.com/images/pt/2012/02/MI560-1.jpg

[Modo Innovations]

Here is a set of our MI 500 installed on a 69 Charger.

https://static1.pt-content.com/images/pt/2012/03/Devin3-1.jpg

[wegner426]

Just to clarify, installer would need to drill holes in current pedal assemblies and the top and bottom bolt together sort of like a cage over the factory pedals?

[Modo Innovations]

Just to clarify, installer would need to drill holes in current pedal assemblies and the top and bottom bolt together sort of like a cage over the factory pedals?

You are correct, the brake/clutch pedals and the e-brake pedals use machine screws with flat washers and ny-loc nuts while the gas pedals use self tapping screws designed for plastic, except for the MI 500 and MI 510 gas pedals. They use 2 machine screws, flat washers and ny-loc nuts and 1 self tapping screw. The installer will have to remove the rubber pad and the stainless trim (if equipped) on the brake/clutch and e-brake pedals. The gas pedals only require that the stainless trim be removed if it is so equipped. All of the hardware is included along with detailed installation instructions in each kit.

Thanks,

[Sneke_Eyez]

Awesome!
Thank you for bringing out your pedals for Mopars, its nice not to see the Chebby guys have all the extra doo-dads and goodies while we're left with stock stuff. :D
I'll be ordering a set for my 69 Coronet!

[SparkyRnD]

I have a set of their pedal covers for Project Sabre, and am thoroughly impressed with the quality and fit.

[Modo Innovations]

Awesome!
Thank you for bringing out your pedals for Mopars, its nice not to see the Chebby guys have all the extra doo-dads and goodies while we're left with stock stuff. :D
I'll be ordering a set for my 69 Coronet!

You are welcome. It was time consuming to find some of the stock equipment but I was able to get all of it that I needed. I look forward to hearing from you.


I have a set of their pedal covers for Project Sabre, and am thoroughly impressed with the quality and fit.

Thank you.