First, take a razor and trim the backside of the pedal off. This will leave you with a very flat surface.

Next, apply a layer of silicone adhesive to the backside of the pedal.

Then clamp it.



You're done! Take all of 10 minutes to install this way. It's permanent, but I don't have any intentions of ever taking these off.

 

You left out one step:

Nearly slice off finger with razor.

 

 

AHHHHHHHH, omg, im feeling nautious.

 

ohhh man thats ****!ng sick man...
but good job on the write up lol
huso

 

OMG I did not need to see that

but you gave me a real good setup to use this smiley for the first time ->

 

metal keep this in mind, I can make you a silicone finger if you lose this one.


BTW im not joking about being able to make one

 

That's funny I didn't have to glue mine to the pedal.

 

Go, you...?

 

Or you can do one in CF

 

Bump after over 5 years, lolol. (at least I searched!)

If I want to retrofit AE automatic transmission pedals in my 5.5gen autotragic, is it the same process, just hack off the original pads and then stick on the new ones even for the gas pedal?

 

Gas pedal is a full replacement unit. Brake pedal is sleeve style - no cutting or hacking necessary.

 

That's incorrect. You can purchase the aluminum gas pedal-pad all by itself, and make it fit by cannibalizing pieces of your original pedal.

Besides, Will started a new thread the same evening after posting this, where he got his answers:

http://forums.maxima.org/5th-generat...-gen-auto.html

 

Good to know - thanks

 

where'd you get woodgrain vents? PM me please

 

 

I figured it out. AE is anniversary edition and that's where the woodgrain vents come from.

 

Good investigative work.