That won't be a problem. You don't really use the bottom of a dead pedal anyway. The ball of your foot is on the pedal and your heel is on the floor mat. A benefit of the M.O.R.E pedal is that it gives you the option to use the pedal or extend your foot under the pedal flat on the floor. Changing your foot position like this can be nice on long drives.
There is a built in dead pedal on my manual transmission BMW 325. It’s great when whipping the vehicle around twisty canyon roads at high speed. The dead pedal is not a “third pedal.” With two hands on the wheel, left foot on the dead pedal, the right foot can float and do what it needs to do while your three other limbs hold you in place while the centripetal forces or gravity are working to pull you out of the seat.
Oooh I do like the look of those. Presuming you had to remove the bottom layer of carpet? I already have some all weather mats the carpet mats, but I don't love the carpet base layer sitting under them, seems unnecessary and could get water on it. Is removing that what's hard to do? (at least the part where the all weather mat sits).Armorlite. Love it too. Much more effort though required to install it than the dead pedal. I also put in Desert Does It seat jackers while doing the flooring.
Picture of the back seats for you as well.
It’s not hard to do. It just takes time (4 hours for me). You have to remove the interior trim pieces because the Armorlite goes under the trim just like the carpet does. Once the trim is off, taking out the old carpet and putting in the Armorlite is easy.
Valid point and I did think about the limited space and being able to stretch your foot out.
I have the quadratec and love it. I am 5' 8" and laugh at you guys 6' ++ complaining about not reaching the back wall. I don't have a chance in H*ll
Thanks for the response. It's kinda an extreme case I just wanted to know if it was possible. But I don't see why as long as you don't make it to tight that you couldn't get your toe under it and lift it up for a bit to stretch out then push it back down into it's normal position.
I’ve never needed to while driving nor been curious. There’s still plenty of room for me to flat foot if I want. It is easy to lift up when vacuuming.
