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I got a pair on my RKC, they are alot bigger than stock and give you more area to move
your feet around, but I'm not sure if they actually let more vibration threw than stock
ones, I'm gonna switch back and test, see if there is any difference.
I have them front and rear.they are alot longer and allow for alot of movment.though they are not any wider than the stock ones.look nice and the qaulity seems good,plus were a snap to installl.
good by me. I have them front and rear, and also have the extenders to put them out farther away from the frame. much better than stock for me and my big feet.
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