Dead Pedal Troubles
#21
Funny you mentioned that. I rarely put my foot there either.
I usually have my left foot flat on the floor right in front of my seat. Then I rest my left arm on my left knee with my left hand on the wheel. Much more comfortable to me this way.
I usually have my left foot flat on the floor right in front of my seat. Then I rest my left arm on my left knee with my left hand on the wheel. Much more comfortable to me this way.
#22
my left foot is almost always on the zeta deadpedal...unless im clutching ofcourse.
deadpedals are there to support you when you manuver quickly...and i have plenty of that. hahaha.
deadpedals are there to support you when you manuver quickly...and i have plenty of that. hahaha.
#23
Back to the dead pedal itself: for those of you who sent theirs back for modification/replacement, did you contact Zeta by phone or was there an RMA that I didn't see in the box? I sent them an e-mail with photos a few days ago but haven't received a response yet.
#26
They got back to me 6 days later and, after some clarification, e-mailed me an RMA to send the pedal back. I received a replacement pedal not long after and found that the mounting bracket on the old pedal was welded approximately 3/4" lower on the dead pedal compared to the replacement. This, and possible a slightly greater angle on the bracket prevented me from installing it before. I haven't tried the replacement yet, but I'm anticipating that it'll go in without issue. I found that the gentleman I corresponded with at Zeta, Angelo, kept in contact with me after his first response without any delay whatsoever.
Last edited by lightbluefit; 09-20-2009 at 01:36 AM.
#27
They got back to me 6 days later and, after some clarification, e-mailed me an RMA to send the pedal back. I received a replacement pedal not long after and found that the mounting bracket on the old pedal was welded approximately 3/4" lower on the dead pedal compared to the replacement. This, and possible a slightly greater angle on the bracket prevented me from installing it before. I haven't tried the replacement yet, but I'm anticipating that it'll go in without issue. I found that the gentleman I corresponded with at Zeta, Angelo, kept in contact with me after his first response without any delay whatsoever.
#32
Try looking on craiglist, that's where I got mine but I was very lucky.
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