I'm 6'2 and have never felt like my left leg is cramped with the quadratec pedal. If I need to stretch my leg, I just move my foot higher up on the pedal.
Cool thanks for the feedback. Will put the Armorlite on my potentials list. Maybe at minimum I'll see if I can do a mini carpet teardown without as much effort, just removing the parts under the front all weather mats for now. If not, on the even longer to-do list...
Have I got a solution for you! So, grab a pack of small bungie cords (like these Amazon bungie cords). Then, hook it up like in the pic below. It doesn't interfere with the door closing, it's invisible when they are closed, and it holds the harness off your leg. .OK - you love having a dead pedal because it improves the comfort of your driving experience. But what kills the comfort experience is having that door harness rubbing against your calf. I use a bungee cord to keep it out of the way. I like the bungees that have all plastic hardware so that it doesn’t damage the surfaces where it is hooked.
Cool. Does it scrape the paint?Have I got a solution for you! So, grab a pack of small bungie cords (like these Amazon bungie cords). Then, hook it up like in the pic below. It doesn't interfere with the door closing, it's invisible when they are closed, and it holds the harness off your leg. .
At the top part, yeah a little. Had it on there a year, and it's created a little groove. I should probably put a bit of rubber hose over it or something, but I figure a little white paint when I go to sell it and no one will ever notice.
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I agree with it not being a factory installed item, they’d find a way to jack it up. It is very nice to have though, pairs well with seat jackers if you’re tall and big footed.No.
During my first test drive, I was pleased to discover that the JL-generation Wrangler doesn't have a dead pedal installed at Toledo.
Being long of leg, I've not yet owned a vehicle with a factory dead pedal that didn't force me to rest my left foot at a mildly unnatural angle. All have been non-adjustable, and are usually positioned so far forward, to accommodate the midgets, that driving becomes uncomfortable after just a few miles. I've destroyed at least one just in the process of removing it, which apparently wasn't something Honda thought its customers would or should do.
Let those who want a dead pedal, add one, on their dime. That's a proven M.O. for everything else that we willingly bolt to our Jeeps, so this shouldn't be any different.
I installed a pair of fixed front Seat Jackers, and they were transformative in a good way. I grumbled a bit at their price, but I figured it was a fair trade-off for not having to pay for standard power seats that might've had that integrated feature. Or not.
