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BRAKE PEDAL HEIGHT
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quickster47
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What was your reasoning behind raising it 1 inch? Might be a dumb question but do you find it more awkward now to lift your foot onto the brake pedal?
Carl
Carl
wetmountainman
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Looks good. I assume you used the rubber cover off the pedal ...???
cjackg
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Changing from the stock RT pegs to some RT footboards also involves some change in foot movement required for braking.... With the stock pegs & pedal you simply slide or swivel your foot to press the brake pedal ...
Any change that requires you to lift your foot as well, even slightly, may take some getting used to and may not be quite as fast when you need it most.
Even though some footboards offer a more comfortable foot position, this change in braking may not be for everyone.
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:agree: Not sure why you'd want to do this. :dontknow:
ARtraveler
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I have Seal Floorboards on both my RT's. I added extended brake pedals and raised them up similar to what was shown. I was afraid of the brake pedal bottoming out on the floorboard. No such problems now with my current set up.
Sorry, you can't see the riser from this view--but its there.
Sorry, you can't see the riser from this view--but its there.
whitjim10
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2013 BRAKE PEDLE IS RAISED, 2012 IS NOT
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