I bought the Nissan/Infiniti aluminum pedals for my 6MT coupe. I was able to get the gas pedal and dead pedal on, but I could not get the clutch and brake covers on. After a while I gave up on putting the sluminum covers on and with a fair ammount of difficulty was able to get the stock rubber pads back on. Has anyone else run into a similair problem or have any advice on how to get the rubber on the aluminum pads to fit around the brake, clutch arms. I tried using a screw driver to work around the back of the pedals (as the directions said to do) but this did not help. Any advice appreciated. Thanks.

 

or you can use my stretch method, take a pair of plyers and stretch the corners on the reverse underside of the pedal so that the rubber is not so tight anymore

i tried putting mine in hot water, the problem with that was they cooled down way too quickly and so the rubber went back to being too tight. Unless you have a heat gun... try the stretch method [img]/w3timages/icons/wink.gif[/img] worked for me

<font color=green>-Rambo</font color=green>
G35c 6MT DG/Willow/HyperGround/BorlaExhaust

 

I have an '01 Anniversary Edition Maxima that has pedals that look identical to the coupe's Does anyone know if they are the same or fit the G. Courtesy Nissan has then at a decent price.

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

 

the brake/clutch look to be the same but the accelerator looks different

<font color=green>-Rambo</font color=green>
G35c 6MT DG/Willow/HyperGround/BorlaExhaust

 

dubb: Try to put 1 corner of the pedal on at a time. you need a short thin, flathead screwdriver. Put the pedals in some hot water first... Then, put the 2 corners on that are most blocked by the arm, and hardest to reach with a screwdriver.

Use the screwdriver to pry out the edge and 3rd corner, then keep working it on for the last one. I used a prying technique to pop the pedal corner out and over.


6MT coupe, red/willow, premium, aero

 

Trust me on this, use WD-40 or some lubricant. Warming it in a hot water will help but way less effective than just a few spray of WD-40 !! Once it gets slippery, you just need to wiggle it with minimum force.