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Really want a dead pedal!
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drummerchick
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Here's mine. EXTREMELY DIFFICULT install, but I think it's worth it. Nice sturdy piece.
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Wow that looks sharp, good job on the install!
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Just ordered one from MORE this morning!
Dynomite1371
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Installed mine e a couple of weeks ago, those two screws that mount to the side of Jeep were a bitch! But it works well.
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Just installed this on my JLUR. Only took like..15-20 minutes...if that. Was pretty easy to install, actually.
I felt like the “worst” part about the install is that it’s just physically awkward to complete. Where it goes isn’t exactly easy to get to and be comfortable while doing it. But it’s easy enough and works great!
I felt like the “worst” part about the install is that it’s just physically awkward to complete. Where it goes isn’t exactly easy to get to and be comfortable while doing it. But it’s easy enough and works great!
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Do they make anything like this for the manual? The Wrangler's lack of a dead pedal or foot plate of some sort has always bothered me (when I've driven Wranglers before). I'm not the tallest guy, and I hate it when my left foot is just floating around in space.
My Xterra and my FR-S both have dead pedals standard, and I love them. It's a comfortable place to rest your left foot, plus it works as a brace for when you want to readjust yourself in the seat.
In my Xterra, I also appreciate it when off roading, as I can brace myself in bumpy-bouncy situations. I also use it to push myself up to get a better look at nearby obstacles. In my FR-S, it's a handy brace for cornering hard to the right. (See pics below: FR-S top, Xterra bottom)
It's good to know others also appreciate this simple feature -- whether in an auto or manual.
My Xterra and my FR-S both have dead pedals standard, and I love them. It's a comfortable place to rest your left foot, plus it works as a brace for when you want to readjust yourself in the seat.
In my Xterra, I also appreciate it when off roading, as I can brace myself in bumpy-bouncy situations. I also use it to push myself up to get a better look at nearby obstacles. In my FR-S, it's a handy brace for cornering hard to the right. (See pics below: FR-S top, Xterra bottom)
It's good to know others also appreciate this simple feature -- whether in an auto or manual.
Covfefe
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Is it strong enough to brace yourself against? I'm the shortest guy in the world and I use dead pedals to adjust my seating position all the time. Especially when I'm trying to piss into a bottle, I would use my dead pedal to get my body straighter.Just installed this on my JLUR. Only took like..15-20 minutes...if that. Was pretty easy to install, actually.
I felt like the “worst” part about the install is that it’s just physically awkward to complete. Where it goes isn’t exactly easy to get to and be comfortable while doing it. But it’s easy enough and works great!
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Truthfully I don’t think there’s room for another pedal with a manual, although I admit I have not seen one.Do they make anything like this for the manual? The Wrangler's lack of a dead pedal or foot plate of some sort has always bothered me (when I've driven Wranglers before). I'm not the tallest guy, and I hate it when my left foot is just floating around in space.
My Xterra and my FR-S both have dead pedals standard, and I love them. It's a comfortable place to rest your left foot, plus it works as a brace for when you want to readjust yourself in the seat.
In my Xterra, I also appreciate it when off roading, as I can brace myself in bumpy-bouncy situations. I also use it to push myself up to get a better look at nearby obstacles. In my FR-S, it's a handy brace for cornering hard to the right. (See pics below: FR-S top, Xterra bottom)
It's good to know others also appreciate this simple feature -- whether in an auto or manual.
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Just installed mine. A little bit of a bitch to install. But I love it!!! Definitely a must have for comfort.
crash13
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Agreed on the install. I'm too big to crawl into the area needed to tighten the bolts. Finally gave up and since the Jeep was in the garage getting new diff covers, had them tighten it up.
