Followed this write-up for installing the AE Pedals. And I followed this write-up for installing the 350z dead pedal. Overall, it was a pretty simple install. The brake pedal is the one that takes a bit of time, but letting it sit in the hot sun made it a bit easier to work with and manipulate the rubber to get it to fit over the pedal itself.



I also snapped a few pics while over at my buddy's house of his bikes and my car cleaned up in his driveway.



2003 Anniversary HD Night Train - he just got it back from having new tires, front lowers (black), tune-up, new brakes, and a few other odds & ends done at Centenial = $1500 OUCH!!!



This is his '03 Yamaha R6 race bike. We're heading to Nelsonville next Thursday-Saturday for a race weekend. The smaller bike to the left is his Honda NSR50 bike he races at Circleville Race Park.



The last bike is his '02 Yamaha R1 street bike. This is the bike that I raced the two Corvettes at the same time with, a couple weeks back.

 

pedals look awesome as does your Max.....clean and nicely done. also nice bikes, i like all of them

what is that copper colored car next to yours in pic #2?

 

'01 Acura CL Type S

More info and pics of his car here.

 

what happened to the rims in your sig??

your pedals look good ones missing though

 

i like the CL as well.....a handfull of nice rides there

 

00MaxSE has those now.

 

Pedals look good! Would something like that fit a 4th Gen?

 

they do look good! at first i didnt like the 2k2's or the maximas with the rounded tails.. but i am beginning to like them a lot more.. real nice!!

 

The pedals look great, but those rims look horrible! j/k

What brand and size tires you have on there?

 

Pedals and rims--

Fact that it's an auto...

Each and every bike...

Big fan of Yamahas.

Then again I'm a big fan of pretty much everything on 2 wheels.

 

Yours too...lol

Toyo Proxes 4 235/40/18

 

Do you like the feel of the pedals? More grip?

 

The dead pedal anyways. The other two, not much of a difference.

 

Do these work on a 4th gen? Also how much did you pay for the pedals and dead pedal?

 

I don't know if these would work in the 4th gens. I bought the setup from another .Org member. You can buy them at Courtesy Nissan as well.

 

I have the dead pedal, and had the brake and gas for my other (auto) car. They should fit, but the gas pedal takes some extra effort to install. The size of the arm is slightly different.

 

Pedals look good.

I just have the dead pedal and it really protects the carpet from dirt/water.

 

Yes it works the same I did the swap in about 5 minutes. You would cut down the dead pedal and mount it the same as in the how to that's referenced in the first post.

 

those look gay













and by gay I mean sweet







(copycat )

 

Oh, man, that R1 is sick!