Does anyone in the SoCal area own either one of the following *6MT* pedals?

I'd like to check em out first hand and see if they improve the 'heel-toe' action. The Nissan/Infiniti 'Aluminum' pedals looks great but otherwise offer the same oem brake to gad pedal gap.

Again, I'm only interested in the *6MT* version.

PM if you have em. Thanks



Pedal Set #1



Pedal Set #2




Clint (THX723)

 

I personally like the JDM pedal set...
You can find it on ebay motors and its price is reduced till monday morning jan.12... check it out before the price goes back up..shipping is free too



04' G35C 6MT TwilightBlue/Willow/Prem/Nav/SG

 

its still all about the OEM Drilled aluminum kit...

http://www.performancenissanparts.co...?cPath=171_253

Jason
AIM: PerformanceNISMO
Yahoo: MyNISMOParts
http://www.performancenissanparts.com

 

Yes, I agree the Nissan/Infiniti (JDM) 'Aluminum' pads look the best, but they offer no advantages for 'heel-toeing' compare to the stock 'rubber' pads. The above two sets appears to have improved heel-toe sweet spot ... I'm just wondering by how much (too much is not good either). With performance in mind, the aesthetic's not of my main consideration here.

Clint (THX723)

 

I dont have a problem heal towing in my Z...

Ill have to look at a G and see if there is any type of spacing differences...

Jason
AIM: PerformanceNISMO
Yahoo: MyNISMOParts
http://www.performancenissanparts.com

 

clint,you might already know this but BIGRED installed pedal set #2 from autovation on his 5at and LOWRIDER got a set on his 6mt. i don't know where they live,you have to find that out...

 

Thanks Tinman


Clint (THX723)

 

http://www.autovation.net/Theirs a post floating around this board or on another board that deals with these pedals on 6mt cars for heal and toe driving. If I recall at least 2 of the posters had the pedals on their car. I can heal and toe with the stock pedals, but given how these pedals differ, I'll agree that they'd be a adhancement for that.

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G35 6mt

 

As it turns out the Autovation pedals cuts the gas-brake gap down to 2" from 3". Sounds ideal to me.

I'm able to heel-toe fine especially at the tracks. On the street, when going at 'Granny' pace, it sometimes gets a little choppy. The extra 1" means I no longer need to exagerate the heel-toe action. The bottom line is I'm one lazy bastard ... why change urself when you can chage the car

Clint (THX723)<P ID="edit"><FONT class="small"><EM>Edited by THX723 on 01/12/04 08:49 PM.</EM></FONT></P>