I was looking on Ebay for something fun and I found these "Infiniti" pedals. I got them and I installed them. They look great and I am sure they added another 10HP to the car. Once I get tired of them I can take them out as easy as I put them on.

 

vacuum for more weight-saving performance.

nicer than the factory sport pedals, IMHO.

 

yup...posted my pedal swap back in June...they are holding up really good during the rain/snow that we've had...good grip!

 

OOOO. Me likey. I'm getting these for sure.

 

what was the eBay sellers name?

 

lol you totally put that ebrake one on a bit sideways

 

How long did these take to install? I've read it's a PITA.

 

I wonder if these can be found without the Fuji logo? Would look much cleaner IMO.

 

Go with the stock aluminum pedals.

Link to my DIY for installing the OEM sport pedals:
https://www.myg37.com/forums/d-i-y-i...tallation.html

They are even making knock off OEM slip on pedals that don't require that much work to install. You can always add the OEM dead pedal to complete the set.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/281717060549?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

 

Those eBay OEM style ones are nice but I wish they came with the parking brake and foot rest too!

 

Update - anyone looking to get the OEM style pedals can purchase the OEM sport dead pedal along with the eBay sport knock off gas/brake pedals for a complete set. The part # for the OEM dead pedal is 678401NF1A. I ordered through partsouq.com, it was $30 with shipping.

 

Thanks for this link, Ryne. Making note of it now.

My original dead-pedal is getting worn out.

 

I bought these last year. I was only able to mount the gas and dead foot pedals by drilling into the plastic oem pedals. The parking brake and the normal brake pedal are metal, how did you guys mount the aluminum pedals on there?

 

You're welcome, glad to help out.

 

The brake pedal and the hand brake you will need to drill thru the rubber and the metal. Use a clamp to hold it in place and drill using a metal drill bit and a keep it there until it does thru. It is a PITA but at the end it will work.