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Driving in the city with loud subwoofers is frowned upon by HB-ers and the general public. My solution is to mount a 4th pedal to the left of my clutch that controls the volume and amount of bass the subs put out. This way one can shift, steer, clutch out and turn down the volume down instantly. Push
the pedal in, and the volume decreases. Push it in all the way and it returns to full volume with a spring loaded cam assembly.
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Is that pedal or pedel for pedants? |
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<shuffles feet> gawd I have only 2. 3 pedals are complicated enough... |
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see, I stuck my foot on the +1 pedal. |
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I love the idea of an evil penguin! especially when there are hundreds of the buggars |
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What do you need extra pedals for? Use the accelerator to up the volume (rock and roll, baby!) and the brake to turn it down. |
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I just built it. How do I post a picture? |
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[sp: pedal.]
Post it somewhere that hosts pictures (e.g., flickr) and add a link to this idea. |
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"Woah, why is your car being towed?" |
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"Well I went to clutch to shift into 2nd gear while accelerating quickly and accidentally hit the bass pedal. Not only did I destroy my transmission, but I also turned the bass on full volume." |
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Or the pedal could get louder when you push it with the toe end of your foot and quieter with the heel. Alot simpler than the whole spring loaded contraption. |
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My uncle had a 196x Buick station wagon that had a foot-operated switch to advance the radio station presets (mechanical.) It seemed very sensible then; wonder why it isn't a standard feature for modern cars? |
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