To lean back or not to lean back ?
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To lean back or not to lean back ?
I just got done dropping some stuff off for my brother and he said I wasn't a real driver because I didn't lean my seat back all the way. At 5' 10" 149lbs I like to have it straight up so I can see better, all the way back though so my legs aren't destroyed. Anyways, is it really better to have the seat leaned back all the way?
Dumb question, feel free to flame me; though I really don't see how it makes you better if you lean the seat back.
Dumb question, feel free to flame me; though I really don't see how it makes you better if you lean the seat back.
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Lol, that is what I was thinking.
I'd rather be able to see everything better than to be leaned back all the way like I'm driving a lowrider or sorts.
I'd rather be able to see everything better than to be leaned back all the way like I'm driving a lowrider or sorts.
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Upright posture with your arms slightly bent at the elbow is the best position. Leaning back with your arms stretched out to reach the wheel or being too close to the wheel is not ideal. He probably thinks you aren't a real driver because you granny shift and don't double clutch like you should... just ask any racer... any real racer... Vin Diesel prefered.
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Lol, okay as long as you guys say it doesn't make me a p... girl.
I don't double clutch mostly because it wouldn't work as my tranny is f-d.
I'm not even going to justify "granny shifting" with a reply.
Whoops; I didn't mean it wouldn't work I meant that it wouldn't matter.
I've got to rebuild the tranny and replace the clutch when I get the engine rebuilt anyways.
I don't double clutch mostly because it wouldn't work as my tranny is f-d.
I'm not even going to justify "granny shifting" with a reply.
Whoops; I didn't mean it wouldn't work I meant that it wouldn't matter.
I've got to rebuild the tranny and replace the clutch when I get the engine rebuilt anyways.
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I sit straight up! Its nice to see the road, and its easier to shift IMO..Posture is important :P.... My friend sits with his seat all the way back, he looks So CoOl Yo! Yea right....
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Upright posture with your arms slightly bent at the elbow is the best position. Leaning back with your arms stretched out to reach the wheel or being too close to the wheel is not ideal. He probably thinks you aren't a real driver because you granny shift and don't double clutch like you should... just ask any racer... any real racer... Vin Diesel prefered.
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