where would you use a left foot MOON gas pedal

Leaves a better mark on that ass that needs kicking!

 

I had one of those on my old fairlane. All it did was break the button part off my dimmer switch. Crap!!

 

You joke, but there were some old English cars (30's/40's) that had the pedals in different order. I remember my Dad telling me it was a bugger working at the garage when one would come in to be worked on cos the gas was on the left...

 

A cavatation plate is mounted on the rear of a boat. The left pedal pushes the plate down to keep the bow in the water for more controll. Let off on the plate to get the bow up for speed.

 

gas pedal for the rare "twoleftfoot-syndrome"

 

How about floor boards on my bike?

 

Dimmer switch for Stevie Wonder

 

Damnuit Groucho, get over here and clean off my monitor!


jerry

 

Fiddy faddy foody. Where da godam ha beem switch on dis mudda fucka?

 

Fwiw, there was a left side gas pedal available as an accessory back in the day.

Idea was to rest your right foot on long trips.

Used on auto trans cars only.

Got confusing when someone unfamiliar to the car tried to move it.

It had a cross-bar that went along the top of the toe-board and controlled the factory gas pedal from there.

For a while there, when I got my new at the time 88 Mustang GT w/5 liter I thought I had a 4 pedal....

 

In a different hemisphere...

 

adjustable cavitation plate is on the `back

 

sorry the dog jumped onto my lap , adjustable cavitation plates are on the back of old flat bottom boats to adjust the pitch on the boat when you stand on the gas keeping the nose from comming up so high.

 

Thats what made me think of it. My dad used to have one in his Chevelle too.

 

Let me get my hands on a left and right and I'll show you where they need to be used... Might need to post it over on the Jockey Journal though.

 

well... there it is brand stinking new. but no one knows what to use it for https://www.mooneyesusa.com/Store/p...d=540&osCsid=13ce6afaa8fb134dc78614a3115386af

 

I think they use a cavitation plate on a drag boat, but I didn't know that they used a foot pedal to adjust the setting.

 

This thread reminds me of the riddle;

Why did the Siamese twins go on vacation in England?

So the other one could drive.

 

don't think too hard you might hurt yourself mate - the pedals in right hand drive cars go the same as left hand drive cars- clutch (if you have one) Brake, gas, the only thing I know of that are diffrent are an old tractor- comepletly (L-R L brake gas clutch R bake) and dads model t fords- absolute barstards to drive

 

made for someone who can't dance???? (2 left feet)....LOL

 

My '75 Holden has a Dimmer switch on the floor. I have a footprint pedal that sits ontop of the switch.. held on by a small grub screw.

My '42 Chev Truck will possibly be the same.