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How many of you Guys have installed a aftermarket dead pedal? What brand? I'm looking for something a little taller than what I have in my 2019 F350 Super Duty.
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- BD Diesel: Known for their high-quality diesel truck accessories
- AFe Power: Offers a range of aftermarket truck accessories, including dead pedals
- Ranch Hand: Specializes in truck accessories, including custom dead pedals
I think it’d go behind the E-brake. There’s a foot rest area with a pad already there. I may look at these myself.
There's not much room there without blocking operation of the parking brake. Below is a picture with the brake engaged on my '19.
I don't use the parking brake for parking, but I find it very handy and use it almost every time I hook up to a trailer. It's very handy for keeping the truck still after lining the ball up under the hitch.
It looks like there are some that do go behind the E-brake and some that fit in what would be a clutch pedal area. That might be a more effective position as the one behind the E-brake looks pretty low. The way I keep everything adjusted it wouldn’t take much above the factory foot rest to make a difference.
Once Ford went to an electronic e-brake in the F150 in 2021 they put a dead pedal there. The problem is in the 24 F250 they have the electronic e-brake but did NOT put the same deadpedal as they put in the F150. With my older super duties I wasn’t really looking for a dead pedal as there wasn’t much room. Now with my 24, there is nothing but room without that e-brake pedal there.
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