Anyone got any information on some great lookin pedal kits for a manual '02 maxima? ive looked at all the ones I can find online and they all seem really cheesy. I want some wicked lookin pedals that somebody will just look at and say "whoa". I dont care how much they cost although they couldnt be too expensive unless theyre dipped in gold, and I dont want the bling bling. Anyway, just wanted to see what everyone else has found. Remember I want something to drool over! (and yeah, theyre only pedals, but still!)

 

just get the AE pedals. classy and sporty lookin.

 

I like my Nokya pedals. http://shop.store.yahoo.com/southwes...re/pedals.html

 

They look great and the best part is since they are OEM they are an easy swap for a 2k2. Add a modified 350z dead pedal and you're all set. Here's where I got mine...

http://www.courtesyparts.com/secondtier_a33.html

 

Hey looslip, you got pics of your Nokya pedals installed?

 

AE pedals are the only classy non "cheesy" ones

 

dunno if you like these...Ichibahn...disregard the dirty rubber pedals underneath

 

Where did you get those ? Does your foot slip on the metal when its raining outside ? Ive always wondered that ....

 

the holes have a sharp elevated ridge for grip....never slipped
got them through Crutchfield (assuming they're cheaper elsewhere) dead pedal is separate
I just cleaned them recently...this old pic dont do it justice..

 

Manny,

How much was the dead pedal?
How does the dead pedal install?

 

to install the deal pedal u just screw it in...
not hard... the whole thing takes like 5 min to do

http://images.cardomain.com/member_i...88_11_full.jpg

 

these dont screw in (have an allen key L braket on each corner) have never
once fell off....$35 for pedal set, $29.99 for dead pedal (mine are brushed aluminum)
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-KPZdpVa...&avf=Y&search=

 

my buddy had bought a really nice looking set for his 2k1 A4 2.8 (raped at a performance shop) and after driving my car he liked the grip and ordered same set for his manual....

 

why not just go with the AE pedals? of course the brake pedal is a PITA...

 

i have the nokya pedals installed on my max...pics ore on my car doamin site

 

again.

 

yeah, def go with the AE pedals... classy looking with a bit of attitude... and they fit like a glove... you can have the accelerator installed in about 2 mins and the brake in another 15

 

Yeah, I see that with the gas and brake...but how does the dead pedal install?

 

dead pedal is with 4 short screws

 

Through the metal floorboard?

 

yes sir....every dead pedal has to be screwed in...

 

if you get the 350z dead pedal you need to slightly modify the plastic base that comes with it to make it fit... i ordered mine from wild bill on here... 25 bucks and all ya gotta do is screw it in...

 

need a short left leg for that z pedal....

 

Does the 350z dead pedal look way better then the AE pedal?

 

there is no AE dead pedal for the maxima technically speaking... the 350z pedal matches the AE Maxima pedals almost perfectly though... but, like i said if you get the stock 350z pedal from courtesyparts.com you wlil have to cut into the base to remove some excess plastic not needed for the maxima install...

 

sorry for the misunderstanding, So you have to cut into the base of what exactly?

I just don't want to deal with a difficult installnor do i want to mess up my max ahah

Thanks

 

check PMAS's DIY here

 

Definitely check PMAS's writeup like richspidizzy said for a complete how-to. As far as cutting...you only have to cut the plastic base of the dead pedal itself before it goes into the car. There is no cutting required in the car itself or on any parts that are on your car...just on the dead pedal which you would buy. If you have access to a bandsaw you could cut the base down in 30 seconds. I used a little handsaw so it took me about 15 minutes to cut it down and sand it smooth. Worst case scenario is you mess up a $15 piece of plastic...and even that would be hard to do because you have such a large margin for error. It's a piece of cake.