How to Upgrade Lexus OEM Aluminum Sport Pedals | 2006-2013 IS250 IS350
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- Опубліковано 27 бер 2019
- Upgrading my regular pedals to OEM Lexus aluminum sport versions. Plus DIY OEM hack for parking brake pedal.
Whole Set on eBay ($130): ebay.to/3Nutfrz
Clutch Pedal Cover for eBrake: ebay.to/3iKcPNG
Here are the current OEM part numbers for the require pieces:
Footrest: OEM P/N 58192-53061, ~$35
Brake cover: OEM P/N 47121-53010, ~$44
Gas pedal: OEM P/N 04000-14253, ~$14
Clutch cover: OEM P/N 31321-53010, ~$21
You can find all of these on eBay or Amazon for around the same price. Much better pricing than walking into dealership.
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First I was like "oh no he already has the accelerator pedal and now that's not in the video" but then... Hero came to save the day!
Thanks for sharing. I needed a how-to on the kick plate.👍
I removed the dead pedal just to get a few more inches of legroom. Makes a big difference.
They should come standard on all of them, it adds a nice touch to them🤤 😌
Yea, cost cutting like always.
@@TunerwithKids OMG that's sounds like general motors 😭
Thanks sure save me time and headaches . To prevent accelarator nut from falling off the sides just plug side carpet with duct tape it’s worth the effort.
Thanks man.
For the Altezza clutch pedal you used for the parking brake, what size screw, washers and nut did you use?
Just some random thin 1/4 inch Philips head screws from Home Depot. Small enough to fit the rubber nubs.
Will this fit a 2016 Lexus IS300?
Doing this in a few days I think the accelerator pad does not come with pin can I just use the pin that’s on the original pad?
_MIKIMOTO _ yes use old pin. May need a punch kit to tap it out easily. $8 at harbor freight.
Tuner with Kids-Binh Nguyen ok thanks bro
Hey i wanted to get your opinion. I have the 2is to 3is conversion bumper, do you think a 3is lip would fit the 2is conversion bumper? Cause the lip it came with originally is pretty cheap and plain. The fitment looks like it would work just fine. I wanna give it a shot, but wanted to see what you thought first.
Did you end up getting a 3is lip? I’m thinking about doing the same. I’m trying to plan out everything before I pull the trigger on the purchases
doesn’t fit
I can’t reach the second nut and the panel is down what am I doing wrong
_MIKIMOTO _ need a swivel extension
Where did u but the emergency brake pedal I can’t find it ?? Can u send me the link please !!! Thanks
It's a clutch pedal cover I just drilled a hole and cut the rubber pad and glued it back. ebay.us/N4F1GO
I tried to punch out the pin holding the pedal to the metal bar and the metal bar failed and broke. That pin is a really difficult piece. Luckily found a replacement with the metal pedal already on it from an ISF on eBay.
Damn that was some hammering to break that.
@@TunerwithKids yeah, I believe the pin got stuck and I was probably using the wrong size punch, used a 3/32 inch and it may have wedged itself. More hammering caused the bar the break.
Is it me or does the dead pedal just not last very long? I bought a new OEM pedal and 2 yrs later it was broken again. How is yours holding up?
Dead pedal small but all my pedals are perfect. No wear.
Maybe you're a beast?
Is it suitable with right hand drive as well? thxxx
Curtis Chan yes for pedal covers, not sure about the footrest.
@@TunerwithKids wow that's great, thanks mate😃
Do you know if 2002 is300 metal pedals/foot rest will fit a 2008 is350?
Yessenia, I think that one is unique to the 2IS. The accelerator and brake covers are same though. I just checked my IS300 and my IS250. The newer IS has thinner lower rest compared to IS300.
The hard to reach hand tight nut for the accelerator isn't hand tight at all. Just saying this out of frustration. I don't know any other method to take this nut out.
I think I used one of those elbow joint extension on the it. Just need to break loose and hand unscrew.
@@TunerwithKids thanks I don't have one but I'll go and see if I can borrow one. Another 10mm socket has fell to its death on this project 😵
That swivel extension did the trick was having trouble with that too.
this is a fucking nightmare to install. i absolutely hate it
Why you talk too much? Get to the damn point and instruction already. OMG don't need to hear your whole life story bud!
starkness65 some like explanations? 😐 .
Actually just watched it again, 😂 and I probably could have shortened by 5 minutes by talking faster and less. I’ve gotten better at that on my newer videos.