DIY: Installing aftermarket aluminum pedals....

Originally Posted by Datsun240Z71 Just ordered a pedal set from SRP with the dead pedal for my recently acquired 2011 370Z with auto. Can't believe Nissan only used the aluminum

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DIY: Installing aftermarket aluminum pedals....

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Originally Posted by Datsun240Z71

Just ordered a pedal set from SRP with the dead pedal for my recently acquired 2011
370Z with auto.

Can't believe Nissan only used the aluminum trimmed pedal for dead pedal in base models, even with Sport pkg., although with no XM or bluetooth either I guess I'm not surprised. My wife's Hyundai Elantra has all that and heated seats... in a $19K car, and OEM aluminum pedals for her car were only $39 on ebay from Hyundai in Korea!

Got the satin finished set and 20% off total price with code "cadillacowners".

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