Need help with legspace
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Need help with legspace
When I want to brake my upperleg hits the buttom of the steeringwheel. I ain't tall BTW.
How can I fix this?
I only came up with 2 options.
1)aftermarket steeringwheel with depth in it. OMP Rally for example.
2)Put the brakepedal further away from the seat.
I know I can't be the only one with this problem right?
Any tips on how to fix this?
How can I fix this?
I only came up with 2 options.
1)aftermarket steeringwheel with depth in it. OMP Rally for example.
2)Put the brakepedal further away from the seat.
I know I can't be the only one with this problem right?
Any tips on how to fix this?
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Aftermarket seats are probably your best bet. I'm thinking of replacing mine for the same reason. In addition, my view through the windshield should be from a lower position, so a lower seat would help with that.
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Ooh and I tryed putting the seat a bit more to the back. It did improved the clearance, but it's to far for the clutchpedal.
Can you put the clutch pedal closer to you? How do you do this? I have to sit close to the front to fully depress the clutchpedal.
I was thinking that 5cm=2,3inches should do the trick.
Can you put the clutch pedal closer to you? How do you do this? I have to sit close to the front to fully depress the clutchpedal.
I was thinking that 5cm=2,3inches should do the trick.
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I'm 6' and there's no way for me to drive without my leg hitting the steering wheel when I brake, and even when I'm on the gas, it's pretty close. Luckily, as I mentioned above, a lower seat will fix that, and since I feel like I'm sitting too high anyway, it'll be an all around improvement.
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you need an aftermarket steering wheel with either a dish or a spacer. ive got a spacer on mine and i love it, tonnes of leg room
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Originally posted by Aico
Let me ask you people. When braking does your knee sit in front or behind the steeringwheel?
Let me ask you people. When braking does your knee sit in front or behind the steeringwheel?