M.O.R.E. JK Dead Pedal Installation Write-Up
06-04-2010, 07:56 AM
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This is definately on the short list of sooner than later mods. I can't believe for the money I've put it off as long as I have. I miss having a dead pedal.
09-10-2010, 01:24 PM
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A must have for JK owners, great bang for the buck item.
*M.O.R.E. recently redesigned the foot rest. It now comes with multiple attachment points to allow you to adjust it for length.
*M.O.R.E. recently redesigned the foot rest. It now comes with multiple attachment points to allow you to adjust it for length.
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09-10-2010, 02:14 PM
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Nice idea. Although I have a 6-speed, I don't rest my foot on the clutch! Id love to see a similar idea to hang on the bottom door hinge for when I hang my foot out of the door!
09-10-2010, 03:01 PM
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09-10-2010, 03:58 PM
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**warning**
I installed mine, three times, a few months ago and I love it! 
The 1st install had to be re-done because I left off the door strap hook.
The 2nd install had to be re-done because I over tightened one of the forward nuts and broke it off. The interrupted the ground wire secured behind it.
The 3rd install was necessary so that I could get a nut on the remaining piece of bolt and secure the ground wire. I then had to open up the corresponding hole to allow the new nut to fit through.
The point of this post is this... you do not need to tighten the bolts to 75ft/lbs.
The 1st install had to be re-done because I left off the door strap hook.
The 2nd install had to be re-done because I over tightened one of the forward nuts and broke it off. The interrupted the ground wire secured behind it.
The 3rd install was necessary so that I could get a nut on the remaining piece of bolt and secure the ground wire. I then had to open up the corresponding hole to allow the new nut to fit through.
The point of this post is this... you do not need to tighten the bolts to 75ft/lbs.
09-10-2010, 04:00 PM
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09-28-2010, 11:47 PM
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I also installed quickly, fantastic product, very well finished and priced!
Very useful in steep inclines ....
sorry for not making the pics 'click-free', they are a bit on the 'big' side
http://www.live2drive.net/public/att...edale1_144.jpg
http://www.live2drive.net/public/att...edale2_168.jpg
Very useful in steep inclines ....
sorry for not making the pics 'click-free', they are a bit on the 'big' side
http://www.live2drive.net/public/att...edale1_144.jpg
http://www.live2drive.net/public/att...edale2_168.jpg