How To: Nismo 380RS Gas Pedal to P10

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5speed

Discussion Starter · Jan 30, 2014 (Edited)

Everybody knows the stock pedals are too far apart to heel toe consistently. Well, I fixed that by installing the JDM 380RS gas pedal. It looks great by the way.

Tools needed:
1. Flat head screw driver
2. Drill
3. 3/8 drill bit

Parts:
1. 380RS Gas Pedal - # 18016-AB000
2. Clip - 18014-AB000
3. Bushing – 18014-8H601

Removal:
-First remove the stock plastic gas pedal with the flat head screw driver
-swing the pedal downward and it should slide off the bushing

Install:
-drill the bushing with a 3/8 drill bit. Our gas pedal rod is a lot bigger than the 350Z.
-place the bushing in the pedal
-insert the pedal rod in the bushing and swing the pedal upward.
-finally fasten the clip.

Easy, now you can go and heel and toe like a champ.

Also a supplement to the install.

http://my350z.com/forum/body-interior-exterior-and-lighting-diy/555848-380rs-pedal-install.html

The stock clip and bushing is molded to the plastic gas pedal, that's why you have to buy the clip and bushing separately.

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Nelson

· #2 · Jan 30, 2014

Sweet, thanks for the writeup! Looks like a good upgrade.

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trbobrk

· #3 · Jan 31, 2014

I like aluminum pedals. You going to change the clutch and brake to match?

My feet are huge so every time I press any pedal it ends up being heel toe lol.

5speed said:
Our gas pedal rod is a lot bigger than the 350Z.

Probably because it actually pulls on the cable instead of pushing electrons down the wires.

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viprdude

· #4 · Jan 31, 2014

Where did you get the parts at?

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5speed

Discussion Starter · #5 · Jan 31, 2014

trbobrk said:
I like aluminum pedals. You going to change the clutch and brake to match?

My feet are huge so every time I press any pedal it ends up being heel toe lol.

Probably because it actually pulls on the cable instead of pushing electrons down the wires.

I should of but a disclaimer for this mod, "Not recommended for Bigfoot from the northwest." LOL

viprdude said:
Where did you get the parts at?

You can get them at your local dealership. I got mine from Travis at Perry Infiniti.

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bhowle

· #6 · Jan 31, 2014

the 350Z clutch and brake covers fit the p10 pedals. they are not fun to install, but they look great!!

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devious_se

· #7 · Feb 1, 2014 (Edited)

Correct part number for clip
18114-AB000

Not-18014-A8000

In case anyone else tries to purchase. Very inexpensive mod can't wait for my parts to come in.

Pedal nismo shop 35 shipped
At Nissan dealer small bushing 6 bucks
Clip 6 bucks
so 15 with tax and all

50 dollar mod

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ENO

· #8 · Feb 1, 2014

why not post how much it cost/

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devious_se

· #9 · Feb 1, 2014

ENO said:
why not post how much it cost/

There I updated, prices vary from Nissan and infiniti dealer.

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5speed

Discussion Starter · #10 · Feb 1, 2014

To Mod, I'm having problem editing my own post. The original post does show up. There's a blank without the original text to edit.

The Posting Permissions shows "You may edit your posts".

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5speed

Discussion Starter · #11 · Feb 1, 2014

devious_se said:
Correct part number for clip
18114-AB000

Not-18014-A8000

In case anyone else tries to purchase. Very inexpensive mod can't wait for my parts to come in.

Pedal nismo shop 35 shipped
At Nissan dealer small bushing 6 bucks
Clip 6 bucks
so 15 with tax and all

50 dollar mod

I took a look at the original receipt. It shows clip part # to be 18014-AB00.

My mistake for substituting B for 8.

I will edit the original post once I get permission.

BTW, if you call Travis at Perry Infiniti, the bushing and clip are only $2.59 and $2.65.

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