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Old 09-09-2002, 05:52 PM
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Question Dead Pedal

Looking to install a Dead Pedal in my 1989 LX 4 door.
Anyone done this before.
Does anyone have one that they have removed to install bigger floor speakers that they might be willing to let go CHEAP!!!
Any help is appreciated!!!

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I intalled an ichibahn dead pedal in my civic. It was so easy it came with screws so I just lined it up to cover the old rubber dead pedal and screwed it straight onto the old one!
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Old 09-09-2002, 06:36 PM
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What the hell is a dead pedal? Is it the thing on the left of the clutch thats on the ground for you to rest your foot on?
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What the hell is a dead pedal? Is it the thing on the left of the clutch thats on the ground for you to rest your foot on?
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