DNMakinson

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What do you suggest to replace worn out, stock rubber bits?

FatKao

Grip tape.

rleete

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Stock, or close enough to not matter: https://mossmiata.com/non-slip-pedal-pads

concealer404

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Another set of rubber, or MSM pedal set.

DNMakinson

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That is actually what I did. I find them a somewhat loose fit, and am afraid of a shoe catching on them. Hence this thread.

masterjr33

went to local skate shop.
got grip tape sheet for 6$.
cut to fit pedals.
sprayed bare metal pedals with brake clean. wipped.
allowed to dry.
put on grip tape.

light weight. clean. easy. simple to fix. I have left over. grips well. cost 6$..

Savington

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Mazda sells brand new pedal rubbers. B092-43-028 (for NAs), $3.92/ea from Comp. I assume that part number is the same for all NA/NBs.

doward

+1 new rubber pedal covers.

DNMakinson

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Yeah. I just saw how cheap the factory ones are. Will go that way. Thanks all.

engineered2win

I bought a set of these back when I first bought my Miata and didn't like the pedal position for heel/toe. It's been years and I still like them.

Grip Satin
https://www.srpracing.com/pd_99-05_miata_nb.cfm
They're aggressive as hell, and also not cheap.

They're nice because they really lock into your racing shoes. Once you put some pressure on the brake pedal there's no chance of slipping off even with wet shoes. I consider them a safety feature at this point, having used rubber covers during rain sessions. PSA: Always dry you soles off after getting in the car!

HarryB

OEM rubber. IL motorpsorts are a cool option, but slippery when wet I guess. I also have 2 sets of M2 pedals, but these seem even worse; at least the IL ones have these rubber dots on them.

TheScaryOne

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I have IL Motorsports. I don't notice them slippery when wet, but I was also driving with no pedal covers at all for a few months which was slippery as ****. Very tough to get them on, will probably have to cut them off.

Godless Commie

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I ordered a set from Rock Auto.
They were really inexpensive, and the exact same tread, size and part number as the worn out originals.
Go figure.