Yes, I did a search but the search engine will not search for words less than 3 characters.

I'd really like to see these before I add them to my Christmas list.

 

Goto CourtesyParts they have pics of the pedals there..

 

Thanks for the link. Do you know if they will fit on a 4th gen.?

 

I don't see why not. The pedals are the same. You might have to replace the whole gas pedal though (which I think they sell). Try using the search (it does wonders).

 

see my original post.

 

What did you type in, just AE? Try AE pedals, or Anniversary Pedals

 

Look here...
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....versary+pedals

 

I used "AE pedals" and the search engine returned this response:

"The search term you specified (ae) is under the minimum word length (3) and therefore will not be found. Please make this term longer."

Thanks for the link. There is still some question as to if they will fit a 4th gen; the Courtesy Nissan link shows them for 5th gens only.

ps. Sorry for the double post.

 

Did you look at the link I provided?

 

Greg,
See my edited post above.

 

Like I said in my first post, I don't see why they wouldn't fit because the pedals are the same. Why not try it out?

 

http://www.clee130.f2s.com/maxima/AEpedals.jpg

I can probalby get a better picture tomorrow with my digicam.

This is on my 95.

 

Thanks Clee130. Did you bolt the whole assembly on. In the other thread its wasn't real clear. Also is there any rubber on the face of the accelorator?

 

On my car, both the gas and the brake pedals come off easily. The gas is easy to put on but the brake is nearly impossible. The stock is just a piece of rubber so it's easy to bend and peel off. The AE is metal with rubber dots with rubber backing. Obviously, the metal can't bend. So to this day, only the top part of the brake is actually on. But it hasn't fallen off yet and I've mashed it hard many times.

And there isn't any rubber on the gas pedal. It's metal with holes in it.