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Solution for aluminum touring pedals for base model 370z.

Originally Posted by Modshack Update on the SRP pedals. Machine work done and they're in the mail to me...Should receive tomorrow or Saturday as they're just across the State in

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Old 09-17-2009, 09:22 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Update on the SRP pedals. Machine work done and they're in the mail to me...Should receive tomorrow or Saturday as they're just across the State in Charlotte. More when I do the install!

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Looks great, I might be up for these as well!

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Ta da!

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Looks great! Did you have to remove the gas pedal assembly to attach the new pedal? Or can it be done right on the floor?
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Looks great! Did you have to remove the gas pedal assembly to attach the new pedal? Or can it be done right on the floor?
No removal of the gas pedal. Just pattern and drill the pilot holes and attach with supplied screws. DIY here: http://www.the370z.com/diy-section-d...tml#post205663

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No removal of the gas pedal. Just pattern and drill the pilot holes and attach with supplied screws. I'll do up a DIY shortly..
Thank you! Look forward to the DIY!

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Thank you! Look forward to the DIY!

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O MAN!!! that looks sweet!!!! is it available on there site? or i gotta call... +1 rep mod!!!
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