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#636830 - 13/07/06 01:04 PM Gas peddle stopper
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I was cleaning out my X yesterday and noticed a plastic stopper under my gas peddle. Now this is probably a stupid question but if I were to remove that stop, would I gain anything off the line? I imagine that this peice was put there to keep me from opening the throttle beyond how wide it can go.
So to anyone that has tried this yet could you please shed some light. Thanks

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#636831 - 13/07/06 01:17 PM Re: Gas peddle stopper
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Yes.

The pedal-limiter, which you're talking about, was put in for the '02 model year. Too many Xterra owners were ripping up their tires from the torque generated by a full-range movement of the throttle.

Engineers at Nissan decided that the best solution was to limit the range of movement of the throttle pedal, to limit the damage caused by hard launches.

The throttle position has also damaged several muffler bearings over the first couple years of the model . . .
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#636832 - 13/07/06 01:29 PM Re: Gas peddle stopper
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i was wondering what that was. the one on my 2k fell/broke off and i didnt know where it went so i tossed it. good to know for future referance now that i have an 03.

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#636833 - 13/07/06 01:48 PM Re: Gas peddle stopper
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So you are saying if I was to take that "limiter" off I will need to upgrade my muffler bearings [Finger]

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#636834 - 13/07/06 01:53 PM Re: Gas peddle stopper
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dont forget the hollow plug wires, blinker and hallogen fluid. and if you're foing to upgrade the bearings, might as well add an O pipe while you're down there.

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#636835 - 13/07/06 02:29 PM Re: Gas peddle stopper
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Be carefull with that though. Repacking the muffler bearings are a PIA... you have to take the O pipe and line it up correctly or you will break the rubber gasket. If you do its part ID: 10T on nissans part book.

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#636836 - 13/07/06 02:52 PM Re: Gas peddle stopper
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i lost my carbide tip spindel bender here... dont be silly keep the "restrictor" on, its the only safe way. [Smoking]

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#636837 - 13/07/06 02:52 PM Re: Gas peddle stopper
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--You guys are crazy-a simple recalibration of the Jennifer bar will-forestall all of the above and further the X domination-- [Spit] [Spit] -JIMBO

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#636838 - 13/07/06 02:59 PM Re: Gas peddle stopper
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Touche

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#636839 - 13/07/06 04:02 PM Re: Gas peddle stopper
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Oh man, I really hate blinker fluid....once that stuff gets on your clothes it's never coming out!

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#636840 - 14/07/06 06:54 AM Re: Gas peddle stopper
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While we're off on a tangent, it's pedal, not peddle... :rolleyes:
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#636841 - 16/07/06 11:24 AM Re: Gas peddle stopper
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Quote:
Originally posted by BamaXman:
Oh man, I really hate blinker fluid....once that stuff gets on your clothes it's never coming out!
Try getting relative bearing grease off your hands
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#636842 - 16/07/06 12:28 PM Re: Gas peddle stopper
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egg whites will get that off easy.

i removed my pedal limiter and can get up to a little over 120 mph now.

thanks for the tip!

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#636843 - 16/07/06 05:05 PM Re: Gas peddle stopper
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Quote:
Originally posted by Boyd:
Try getting relative bearing grease off your hands
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Soak them in a bucket of steam. laugh

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#636844 - 17/07/06 03:39 PM Re: Gas peddle stopper
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I've tried to use a bucket of steam, they really should put some kind of warning label on that stuff... What the hell is wrong with people? If you want to go fast, buy something meant to do so....Might as well be ricers....

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#636845 - 17/07/06 09:58 PM Re: Gas peddle stopper
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Originally posted by zuzuman03:
dont forget the hollow plug wires, blinker and hallogen fluid. and if you're foing to upgrade the bearings, might as well add an O pipe while you're down there.
I did all that in my Garage last week, no need to take it to the dealer either.....

I also found my "710" that I lost last month....

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#636846 - 18/07/06 05:16 AM Re: Gas peddle stopper
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I removed the peddle-limiter on mine. There is so much torque now that when I floor it, the rims turn in the tires. The air in the spare will need to be rebalanced because it all went to the back.

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#636847 - 02/08/06 12:58 PM Re: Gas peddle stopper
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I think that's the best one 56k, you win.

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#636848 - 02/08/06 01:23 PM Re: Gas peddle stopper
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Well this Mod should be clearly noted as one of the first thing to do in 02-04? xterra. Especially the '02 model year with the extra gutless 170HP engine. Do they have one of these on the 05+ models? I mean 170HP vs. 265.. you'd think there would be more to carneige with that engine vs. the older ones. I never thought of this motor as a fire breathing engine...

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#636849 - 02/08/06 02:36 PM Re: Gas peddle stopper
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Hmmm, let's keep calling them peddles just to ruffle Brent's feathers.

For some reason this whole notion reminds me of the logic Spinal Tap used to have all their amplifiers go to eleven.

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#636850 - 03/08/06 07:57 AM Re: Gas peddle stopper
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Well after analyzing this stopper last night I noticed that with the peddle fully down; it doesn't even touch this “stopper”. It’s limited in range by the mechanic's further up in the linkage by the firewall... So there may be some confusion as to what this plastic piece is under the gas peddle.

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#636851 - 03/08/06 08:08 AM Re: Gas peddle stopper
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Originally posted by kowalsy:
Well after analyzing this stopper last night I noticed that with the peddle fully down; it doesn't even touch this “stopper”. It’s limited in range by the mechanic's further up in the linkage by the firewall... So there may be some confusion as to what this plastic piece is under the gas peddle.
So you're not even reaching the pedal limiter?? WOW you are REALLY missing out on loads of power.

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#636852 - 10/08/06 01:58 PM Re: Gas peddle stopper
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Quote:
Originally posted by kowalsy:
Well this Mod should be clearly noted as one of the first thing to do in 02-04? xterra. Especially the '02 model year with the extra gutless 170HP engine. Do they have one of these on the 05+ models? I mean 170HP vs. 265.. you'd think there would be more to carneige with that engine vs. the older ones. I never thought of this motor as a fire breathing engine...
confused he has no clue...

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#636853 - 11/08/06 07:52 AM Re: Gas peddle stopper
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confused You seem a little brainless yourself with such a generic meaningless reply. Back it up if you have something to say on the topic [Freak] [Finger] Also i love how you refer to the Xterra as an Exterra in your myspace profile. It seems you need to look at the badge on the back of your truck to see what you actually drive.

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#636854 - 11/08/06 02:00 PM Re: Gas peddle stopper
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this thread is still going...is this a joke, i get my dates confused sometimes, but i thought april 1st was quite some time ago. confused

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