Very Easy!! Grab a bucket of hot water and throw the break n clutch pedals in em for a while to soften the rubber. Remove the stock pads, takes a little um "finessing". The new ones slip over, I did mine by using 2 flathead screwdrivevers to work the lip of the pedal over the METAL pedal attached to the car. Gas pedal is fairly simple, crawl unde rthe dash and take a look at the clip, u'll see how to disengage it. Ur new pedal has a clip too. When u get the stock one off, slap the new one on with the new supplied clip and ur good to go.
Dead pedal, i forgot exactly but there is a big slot that you turn to disengage the dead pedal from the floor, fuss with it a bit and pull that fu.....sucker off. New one install via reverse instructions!
It's pretty self explanatory once u get in there. Only tips i knw is either a hair dryer or bucket of water to soften the new pads. FYI - Don't use both!!! It would be hairr aising!!


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lol..........very comical yet helpful post......thanx Drew

 

Sorry, lil punchy today!!! Kinda OD'd on Zaino last nite!


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lol....Drew your instructions were right on the ball.....the pedals came out great...I luv the look it gives...goes great with other "aluminum" lol touches within the interior

 

congrats drew...the first step is admitting you have a problem!

Steve


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lol Steve

 

also got my aluminum pedals from performance nissan...how do i install them??? thanx