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actually i heard that "duct tape" originally was designed for the army in wwII to keep moisture and water out of the ammo clips in their guns. The water would beed off the tape when it got wet like water off a duck's back, so they called it duck tape. After wwII, they began to use it in the housing boom to seal ducts in homes,so then carried the name of duct tape to this day.
And you're not even supposed to use duct tape for ducts! You're supposed to use metal tape
Back on topic, can't wait to see Zeta's dead pedal offering!
From what zeta showed in their pics made sense so I went and bought a dead pedal from Advance AUto Parts and welded two brackets to it and bolted it to the hood latch bracket attachments. Looks good and feels great, Ill get some pics of it on tonight
The pedal is a little high up but it is in the right spot for me and doesn't seem to be a problem cause its pretty long so my foot fits on most of it. Had to trim one standoff on the back of that panel to its left to fit the brackets but you can't see it. That panel is a pain to get back in correctly!
Just thought Id share my custom dead pedal. I really needed it for my two 1 hour drives for work a day. If I get ambitious ill take pics of the brackets, but the panel that the brackets are under is a pain to put back on. Its an advance auto parts generic dead pedal but welded to two L brackets and bolted to the hood latch bracket. Love it and works great, just a little high but the pedal is big enough. Just need some aftermarket pedals to match
Just thought Id share my custom dead pedal. I really needed it for my two 1 hour drives for work a day. If I get ambitious ill take pics of the brackets, but the panel that the brackets are under is a pain to put back on. Its an advance auto parts generic dead pedal but welded to two L brackets and bolted to the hood latch bracket. Love it and works great, just a little high but the pedal is big enough. Just need some aftermarket pedals to match
great idea, first week i had the car, i went to stretch out and place my foot on the "dead Peddle" um, we dont have one!
i managed to push off the plastic mounting over by the door and floor. i heard and crack and wanted to cry.
was still used to my old civic that had more leg room in the front and a dead peddle. . sometimes i feel like my foot is going to go through the floor in the fit. that thing is a good idea.