I have a 91 std hatch & I don't have a dead pedal. I want one. I've searched, & all I can find is how to remove them & what models came with them. Anyone install one in a car that didn't come with it? Any suggestions on how to do it?

 

I dont think they have the bolts for it.

 

no. we didn't get them

 

yeah, i noticed i dont get a dead pedal in the dx either, i wonder if the Si's got them. it'd be easy to make one.

 

if you can find a way to add some studs to that part of the floor, it will bolt on factory like.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by rjay8604 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yeah, i noticed i dont get a dead pedal in the dx either, i wonder if the Si's got them. it'd be easy to make one. </TD></TR></TABLE>yes the si's have them my friend's 91 has a dead pedal in there.

 

I got a friend to weld two bolts on for me. Works great!

 

i got an extra from a 90 crx si if ya want it =P

 

Anyone got picks of how a stock one goes in?

Hey WWDTrackRacer you just welded 2 bolts in the floor panel? Did you use a stock pedal? Any pics of the install?

 

Whats the reason for wanting a dead pedal?

 

rest your foot in more comfort when not shifting...helps you "brace" yourself when you've scared yourself shitless through a turn too

i'll be fabbin one up after i replace the carpet

--gabriel

 

Just make your own from a piece of sheet metal

 

they're attached to the carpet of si models only.

 

The reason I want a dead pedal is because it helps hold you in the seat during aggressive driving (auto-x). It takes pressure off of your arms on the steering wheel that can be used to turn the car. This is the first car I've owned that didn't have one, but needs one badly.

 

IS the dead pedal the little block on most modern day cars to the left of the clutch pedal, so you can rest your feet on? Gatheriing up all the clues from the thread leads me to this lol, hope im not too stupid to figure this one out

 

yes