[QUOTE= Heel ant toe shifing is tougher for me than others too.[/QUOTE]

agreed

6'3" and I'm comfortable driving around town

 

I am 5'11, but I am kind of bulky cause I lift weights alot... I found myself having to get a smaller steering wheel b/c my legs touched it... besides that I fit great, and I think that my seats are pretty comfortable (compared to my ford probe gt turbo... the biggest mistake in my life...)

 

im 6'5 i can heal toe, and do everything fine, and im using stock seat, with a helmet its alittle tight, once i get a bride seat mounted lower i should be fine

 

I'm 6'4" and my '7 is my daily driver. I'm planning on lowering the (stock) seats by removing the rails and basically mounting the seat directly on the floor. But I fit now - I just slouch a bit when cruising and put my head back.

But I slouch more with the top down

 

Don't know if I would consider 5'8" tall by any means in the USA

 

Again, he is asking how tall people fit... midgits need not to reply in this thread.


BTW: Tall would be considered 6' + in the USA. Anything under 5"9" is under average height for males in the USA or under 5'4" for women.

 

I'm 6'4" and Its no problem. There is enough headroom with the seat all the way back and leaning back. I am worried about hitting my head on the top of the door when getting out and while I'm sitting in the car. I haven't had a helmet on in it yet but it looks like it will be tight.

 

I'm 6'5 and have the seat reclined a bit but I like the lounged driving position anyway. There's not a whole lot of headroom, maybe an inch or so, but it doesn't bother me. Oh, and having a shaved head/buzzcut helps a lot too.

 

6' here, and I fit in perfectly.

 

Im 6'8", and I fit fine in my 88 SE. Its a little tight in head room with a helmet on, but thats what the sunroof is for.

 

6' (5' 11 3/4" ) I fit OK......much better with the top down.

 

I'm 6'5" and have been trying on convertibles and I do NOT fit (with the top up). I can't put the seat far enough back to get my head off the roof. And my right leg doesn't really have enough space between the steeing wheel and dash.

I would be greatly interested in talking to anyone that has actually found a solution to this problem, such as any particular aftermarket seat or mods. Mounting the seat to the floor directly (how to?) and the smaller steering wheel sound like good ideas.

 

I'm 6'1" and 220ish, only problem is my knee hurts from being twisted weird (after an hour or so), and my back gets sweaty.

My mom is 4'11" and can't see over the wheel and touch the pedals at the same time.

 

6' 1" and i fit great. heal toe no problem and i havent done autocross yet but i imagine it wont be a problem

 

im about 6'4 -6'5, just came back from a drift event, i had to totally tilt my head to the side with helmet on, super uncomfortable, but in the next few weeks i am removing sun roof and welding some sheet metal to the hole (i'll get over an inch of room im guessing). also getting a bucket with fg rail later on so that should also bring it down a good bit.

 

weasel is a BEHEMOTH! lol

 

I'm 6'0" and I hate the passenger's seat..........

 

did they change things in the US FC so that it would fit taller people better?

 

I agree - I'm 6'4" and just barely fit.

My brother and I were looking into making a seat bracket (non-adjustable) which would lower the seat about 1.5".

( having forgotten I posted under my old username!! )

 

i dont understand how some of you are 6'3"-6'5" and say you fit fine i am 6'2" and barely fit
i will not be able to wear a helmet at the track cause they make you sit straight up an there will be no way

 

me too, im 6'1", and my hair rubs agaist the roof, i havent tried wearing a helmet, but im sure it would be very uncomfortable

 

Because not every person is 'built' the same way. You can have people with long legs that will have an easier time fitting, than people with long torso's where headroom becomes a problem.

 

I'm 6'1" and 180 lbs, plus or minus on any given day. I fit perfectly in my S4 base model, however, since I prefer to sit upright in the stock seats, the visors have been known to attack my forehead because they are lose. Otherwise the car is an excellent fit for me and everything is within easy reach and comfortable. Enjoy your rotors.

 

What an idiotic question. Why don't you go sit in one!?!?

 

^^lol