I have been looking for a nice set of pedals, but all i seem to be finding are these ricey glo in the dark ones or other cheap generic pedals, anyone have any suggestions for pedals or where to look?

 

20th aniversary pedals are the best looking imo.

let me find my pic...

http://mywebpages.comcast.net/michae...eyn/pedals.jpg

 

Go for the pedals that come on an Anniversary edition maxima. any dealership should have them. courtesyparts.com comes to mind.

 

The AE edtion ones all the way! They are also used in the 350Z cars.

I think your using a clutch pedal instead of the break pedal...the break pedal for AE edition doesn't look like a clutch pedal, it's twice as wide.

For auto Maximas, how are you suppose to install the dead pedal, you can buy the 350z dead pedal for pretty cheap, any installation tutorials?

 

AE pedals with 350Z dead pedal.

(these aren't mine) they look even better on a black interior I think.



email Ken from JerryRomeNissan.com with subject Attn: Ken Athas
His email is JRNissanParts@jerryromenissan.com

Mention the org and he'll give you a discount. If you have a manual and want all 4 pedals it will be $79.88 (that's what he quoted me atleast - I haven't ordered them yet).

 

wow, I type really, really slow. There was no posts when I started. I did have a 10 minute phone call delay me too though.

 

haha thats Iilacs car




I installed those :attention:

 

I like the OBX Type-R pedals. There is going to be a group deal on these pedals for $24 shipped. Look for the GD to be held this week or next week.

http://www.ssautochrome.com/level.itml/icOid/1068
Scroll down 7 pictures to see the Type R chrome pedals in manual.

 

how tough are the AE pedals to install?

 

pull off your stock black ones and put them on, thats how hard it is since they go on the same. you can put them in boiling water for a few seconds to make the rubber more flexable which makes it somewhat easier. gas pedal has to be unclipped from under it and the new one clips in its place. only modification you need to do is wrap part of the rod with tape to take up the extra slack that the ae ones have- you'll see what I mean when you do it.

 

dam i'm in love. These pedals look hot but jesus, 80 dollars?! i'm a cheapo

 

Get the OBX Type-R pedals for $24 shipped. They look really nice for $24, the only thing about the pedals that I dislike is that it says "Type-R" that's about it.
Gunmetal!!!

 

Wow, $80...high roller. I'll keep my cheap rubber for now

 

 

I like mine.
Pics at the bottom of the performance car section:
projectcar.maxdes.net

 

Levoc baby, Levoc.

 

What's wrong with the stock ones?

 

Can anyone offer suggestions on how to install the Anniversary Edition deadpedal? I just installed the Brake and Gas pedals today. They look GREAT!

Thanks

 

i paid like $54 for a set of LEVOC (gas, brake, dead pedals) and they are hook the hook.. i heard nothing but compliments.
on my previous ride (eclipse), i had a set of cheap black/silver(plastic) pedals and they looked ok but the levoc are worth the $$...

LEVOC all the way..

 

i cant see any of the pics. where can i view the AE pedals?

 

me neither

 

http://www.jerryromenissan.com/en_US...Search_1.chtml

 

How hard will the obx pedals be to install and also will I have to do any drilling to install the dead pedal?

 

i have the obx pedals.. the dead pedal i installed it with double stick 3m tape.. i didn't want to drill any holes and it worked out perfect. the gas and brake pedal were very easy. but i had some issues with the clutch pedal, since i have to use it more and it gets a good work out going all the way to the floor the pedal kept coming loose. tightenning up the brakets was not working any more.. so, i decided to glue that baby on with some heavy duty stuff.. i haven't had any problems since.



there are other pedals out there that are much nicer.. unless you're getting them for free .. i would look around for other choices.. i got mine on ebay.. i just surfed ebay and they have some really nice ones i might get for next spring.

 

you used double stick 3m tape on the dead pedal to stick to the carpet?

 

damn nice, price?

 

it's been a year and no problems at all.. it is not carpet where the dead pedal goes

 

so did you fold back or cut the carpet to attach the dead pedal? sorry for asking so much. i'm eaber to install my set and only have the dead pedal left

 

i don't know about your 95. but in my 99 there is a piece of material where the dead pedal goes.. it's a rubberized rough black piece where you place your foot on.. i just simply took the dead pedal and placed a couple of long strips of the spongy 3M double stick tape along the sides. then i stuck the pedal to that black rubber-like pedal.. i didn't cut or remove any of the carpeting.
good luck.

 

i'm ordering these right now. . . is there a promotional code that we have here on the .org for a discount???

 

BOZOnPJs, thanks for getting back to me. My 95 also has a rubber/plastic footrest (which happened to have fallen off. I think ill try to glue that back and have that attach to the dead pedal.

For the 20th Anniversary pedal set, you'll have to trip down the black dead pedal housing or else your pedal will stand up at 90 degrees. Perfect if you have a peg leg

The Brake pedal is just a direct replacement of the one you have on the car now. As someone posted previously, running it under some warm water will soften the rubber a bit and makeit easier to install.

The gas Pedal will need some modification. I recommend ordering the mounting clip with the pedal set if possible. Otherwise, you'll need to take the mounting clip on the top of the pedal from your current pedal. Should fit fine. The lower "L" portion of the gas pedal will need to be made thicker in order to fit snuggly into the pedal. Apparantly the Pedal was made to fit a thicker arm than what was used in the 4th gens. Electrical tape or a rubber washers will do the trick.

I will have time this weekend to install the dead pedal. I'll dremel the frame down a bit and use double sided 3m sticky tape to mount... wish me luck

p.s. dont apply too much pressure to the dead pedal. its a thin metal cover that will bend. i can see it happening already with some of you with lead foots (like me)

 

i know nenoc.org has a discount with JRNissan.

 

i have the chrome obx pedals on my car for over 3 yrs now with no problems.

 

those are nice. what kind are those above? I want some for my 95

 

Has anyone drilled the dead pedal down? Is there anything I should worry about drilling through under the carpeting? Im thinking about getting these pedals...

http://shop.store.yahoo.com/southwes...polmantra.html

 

for those of you who care about the installation of the Anniversary Edition dead pedal
I received and installed them on saturday. . . the gas and the break pedals were a piece of cake but the dead pedal was a ***** to install. . . i didn't want to just put the medal part of the pedal and 3m it to the carpet, and since the dead pedal came with a whole bracket it took me over an hour to get it to the point where i wanted it. . .
i basically cut most of the bracket off and just left the top part of it where it is attached to the medal part. . . i grinded everything behind it down with a grinder and put the screws back in. . . i had to grind down the back of the screws also. . . then i put a coat of glue on the back of the cut bracket to make the surface nice and smooth and afterwards i applied 3 coats of 3m double stick tape. . . then i just taped it to the carpet where the dead pedal is supposed to go. . . it came out nice because it looks like the whole bracket with the pedal is actually screwed to the carpet. . . . i was going to snap some pics on sunday but my car got impounded on saturday night and i just picked it up not too long ago. . . will snap picks tonight and i'll post some pics. . .

 

I didnt have to use boiling water, hot water from the tap worked for me just fine. My $.02 could save u up to 3-4 mins depending on ur elevation, also a nasty scolding form boiling water OUCH.