New Pedals installation
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New Pedals installation
So maybe I'm just being lazy but I couldn't really find one, so just want to know if anyone knows of a DIY page showing how to remove the stock pedal covers (clutch, brake) I'm trying to install new MOMO pedals.
I know you can't take off the accelerator pedal cover. (06 base Z33)
I know you can't take off the accelerator pedal cover. (06 base Z33)
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According to some shops that I've searched online (Z1), they say that you do have to drill over the original pedals; which I assume is correct cause I really can't pry those things off. Just want to make sure you guys agree with that before I start anything.......
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There is no "cover" on the base plastic accelerator pedal - it's all one piece. The pedal will come off the rod, but then you'll have nothing to mount your Momo pedal to. As for the other 2 pedals, the rubber covers will some off, leaving a thin metal pedal exposed, but either way, you'll be drilling and screwing the new parts on. Much easier to install a set of metal OEM pedals from a non-base car.
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I replaced my rubber covers with aluminum pedals from Autovation. The rubber covers came off with a little tugging. I then drilled holes to mount the aluminum pedals. I did not remove the stock accelerator cover and just drilled holes to mount the Autovation pedal. The same is true for the dead pedal. Here is a picture of the pedals.................
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The rubber is pretty stiff. Start with a corner, and once it's started, it won't be bad. Might help if the rubber is warm, like on a hot day, or maybe from a heat gun/hair dryer? You could also cut them off, if you're just going to throw them away. Use a box cutter/carpet knife with a new blade.
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Thanks KornerCarver and dcains for giving me the motivation to stop being a little B*tch and finally get the rubber covers off! just worked with them took like 5 min..they are really tightly fitted (no pun intended)...I'll post the pick of them soon with the MOMO's.
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I agree with what everyone has said about the OEM rubber pedals being a ***** to get off. Not something I want to ever do again!
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Get those nismo mats back in and when you can purchase the OEM non-base dead pedal looks good though. I love metal pedals, much better than the factory rubber ones! Here's my pedals, the OEM metal dead pedal installed.
I agree with what everyone has said about the OEM rubber pedals being a ***** to get off. Not something I want to ever do again!
I agree with what everyone has said about the OEM rubber pedals being a ***** to get off. Not something I want to ever do again!
Agreed bro, I love the metal pedals much better..a more firm feel! Its winter season in MN so I gotta take the matts off....although we haven't gotten any snow plus temps are keep going down and up (30's to 60's) so maybe I should lol
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OT: I wasn't aware that some models of the Z come with rubber pedals? Interesting.
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