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Have you ever driven a high dollar sports car? I mean… one that has a seating position that tucks you low, has your legs fully extended to where your driving position is very optimal. You get this when you drop big bucks on a car. Well, lets face it… you definitely don’t get this feel from a bone stock FWD Honda. The inherent problem with most Fwd cars is that it was never really intended for what we do with them. The seating position is about as bad as it can get. They were designed for economy, good gas mileage and so forth. What we’ve been able to turn them into is a whole different thing. All of us in the industry have collectively taken the average FWD cars to a whole new level. This newest product from Password:JDM is just another creation to correct something that never should have been. This is what makes this one of the best products we have to offer.

The Password:JDM Track Proven Floor Plate corrects your leg position because it has the capability of elevating your floor giving you more of sports car feel in terms of driving position. The foot well, feels like a well. It feels like your legs are dangling, not much of a sports car feel when you are feeling this. On the track, the problem with a gutted out car is that you have all the convolutions (ripples/bumps) in the floor to deal with. The Track Proven Floor Plate solves these problems. By spacing this floor plate an inch or so dramatically improves your driving position. It also gives you a nice even surface to rest your heel while you concentrate on the road in front of you. This Floor plate has an adjustable dead pedal so you don’t suffer from being too tall or too short. Your left leg won’t go numb on you anymore. We had to do this because we’ve seen JDM fellas of all shapes and sizes. This Plate fits them all.

Precision trimmed from 5052 plate aluminum and hard anodized black for durability, this plate was designed for the track. Only great products such as this could carry the Password:JDM name. We recommend the Track Proven Floor Plate to anybody who cares about having an edge over the competition. This plate won’t solve all your problems, but it will solve the one problem you have with the space between your driver’s seat and pedals.

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Modified by passwordjdm at 9:28 AM 2/26/2008

 

I gotta see what this looks like installed, bump.

 

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my imagination leaves a lot for reality to pickup. bump for installed pics

 

maybe when you guys supply the hardware to install these, i'll pick one up.

bump for a pic of them installed as well

 

in for installed pics.

 

how much?

 

http://passwordjdm.com/Passwor...che=1

 

SEXy

 

that looks hot!!!

 

just a FYI we now will include the mounting hardware for install

 

 

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u offer passenger side too?

 

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Now that's just silly!

 

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there is actually no reason for a passenger side one but just for kicks we have tried ours on the passenger side on most civics and it seems to fit, you just dont use the foot rest obviously

 

i know there's no need for it but just trying to match the driver's side car is gutted out so i think it'll look better if passenger side had one too


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there is actually no reason for a passenger side one but just for kicks we have tried ours on the passenger side on most civics and it seems to fit, you just dont use the foot rest obviously</TD></TR></TABLE>

 

you're more than welcomed to come down to the shop with your car and we can try it out to make sure it fits

 

will do

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Explain to me how this is going to help with my foot position considering the plate appears to be no more then 1/8 inch thick?

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by goforbroke &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Explain to me how this is going to help with my foot position considering the plate appears to be no more then 1/8 inch thick?</TD></TR></TABLE>

exactly...

 

lol....this is one of the, if not THE, most ricer parts i've ever seen sold

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by goforbroke &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Explain to me how this is going to help with my foot position considering the plate appears to be no more then 1/8 inch thick?</TD></TR></TABLE>

its simple.. you can space up the floor plate to accomodate your driving position to whats ideal for you. For example on our PWJDM EK race car as pictured, we spaced it by an 1-1/2". it was perfect for the driver's height (5'9"). on top of that, his seat was lowered another couple of inches. now his leg position is much more horizontal in feel... the best comparison i can offer is the seating position much like a Porsche Carrera or NSX.