jeepixel
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I was about to go with one of the other dead pedal offerings via Amazon when I came across another option that was new to me. So new there were no reviews yet, but for less than half the cost of the others, I decided to give it a try. It's pretty simple and took me about 15 minutes to install, with 10 of those minutes for bodily contortions to stuff one's head, arms, and hands way way under the dash. Wait, forgot something, contort to access again and repeat as necessary. Another minute tacked on to fetch another nut from the garage when one went. . . somewhere. Simple kit - 3 main components, the fasteners, and a photocopied instruction sheet. The steel is beefy for what it is and the powdercoat seemed good so far. The tilted grille pattern doesn't matter to me as I can't see it anyway. The approach on this one is to first install a small plate that has threaded studs welded to it that you feed thru some existing holes in the Jeep - this is the trickiest part along with just trying to get your wrench in those tight spots, but it wasn't a total PITA. Pick your pedal position (3 to choose from, close to far), then bolt the pedal and hook shaped bracket to each other, then to the threaded studs. Done. It's up off the floor mat a decent amount, so don't expect your entire foot to be up against it. If you pick a forward position for the pedal, one of the connecting nuts will be behind it, which may test your (blind) wrenching chops. Here's the link, good luck, let the games begin: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07LF9G6BY/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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