george__

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Agree or disagree

Cotozic

Appearance > Functionality

chrome91

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dry your shoes before driving or cover them with some kind of rubber material

Fakie J Farkerton

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Solution:

Only wear racing shoes when driving.

Get serious.

chrome91

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i actually legit had racing shoes years ago, they sucked a chode when the pedals were wet and icy in winter

george__

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My foot goes flying off clutch pedal

Maybe I'm using too much force

chrome91

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or lay off the K-Y Jelly

doombot

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I used to have some on an RX-7. They had the little black circle things on there to give you grip. Slippery pedals = not safe.

george__

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Yeah I'm not liking how slippery they are during the rain but they look nice

rebelhell

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Pick up a spray can of bed liner and give them a few coats.

Brudface

Huh?? Never had this issue... stop buying shoes from Wal-Mart??
Where is the hell do you come up with this stuff George? How do you get through day to day life without asking the most retarded questions.
"What should i wipe my *** with? This white stuff or my hand?"

george__

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You are too empirical

Cotozic

I haven't been in many other cars, but i rode in a 2012 CLS with aluminum pedals and I noticed they have rubber grip in the drilled parts of the pedal. I kinda like this idea more. I don't have the pedals in my Max, but this thread did kind of make me consider. The rubber grip from the drilled holes is barely noticeable, but I guess if pedals get slick, it's a win win.

MoncefA33

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This is a very typical thread for you.

ef9

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Aside from being slippery, aren't the pedal covers bad for the manual-trans Maximas? Because the brake and gas pedals are too close together?

george__

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I think it's a good thing... SE is sports trim so by having the brakes and gas pedal closer together you can pull of "sportier" moves

ChrisMan287

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I haven't had any issues yet.