Push/Right angle
The Sure Grip Push Right/Angle hand control utilizes a short stroke design for acceleration. The hand controls the main body, and brake rod, are stationary when the accelerator is applied. The pivot point for the Sure Grip control is on the left-hand side of the wheel, and only the handle moves. This stationary main body and brake rod improves leg and lap room, requires fewer dash modifications during install and provides a much smoother drive.
Increased leg and lap room
The Sure Grip short stroke design means that only the handle of the control moves while applying throttle. This guarantees you can achieve full acceleration without the control impeding the driver's lap.
Greater two-handed contact with the steering wheel
Due to the shortened stroke of the handle, the driver’s hand is never too far away from the steering wheel, allowing for two hand driving.
Limited modifications to the vehicle's dash
The stationary brake rod, during acceleration, on Sure Grips Push Right Angle hand controls limits the number of dash modifications required during installation.
Lock-Out Feature
All Sure Grip’s traditional hand controls come standard with a lockout mechanism. The lockout is an added safety feature for the driver or those that share the vehicle. By simply sliding a lever, the accelerator function of the hand control can be disabled. This helps prevent accidents through misuse of the control by mechanics, valets or any other unqualified user
In addition to the benefits enjoyed as a result of the stationary main body, drivers will also appreciate the other features that
Sure Grip’s Push Right/Angle offers including:
Superior pedal feel, with constant acceleration and no
“dead spots”
To operate simply push towards the dash for brake and then pull directly down towards your lap for acceleration.
Product Code: Left Side SG2 - Right side SG6
Faq
Q: Is my vehicle compatible with the Sure Grip Traditional hand controls?
A: Sure Grip traditional hand controls are compatible with every vehicle that is on the road. We have never turned a vehicle away.
Q: Can they be transferred from one vehicle to another?
A: Yes. However, while the control itself is universal, differences in vehicles may require you to purchase replacement parts in order to transfer them.
