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04-10-2020 08:46 PM |
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Originally Posted by Clutch Dog
(Post 3318059)
its not his inseam its his butt to head measurement. Im 6.4 and 250 ish lbs and i fit well enough to put on a helmet in the car. hes got a long torso..
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Originally Posted by Ultramaroon
(Post 3317861)
What's his inseam?
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31" pant leg. He was able to autocross my old GTI - that had 39.3" but he could not get track my 911 which was 38.3" ish with a sunroof. We need to find around 2.5" in an FRS to work. I think/hope.
Sunroofs are the killers - the max height may have the measurement state x,y,z but its the trim around the window that protrudes and hits the noggin.
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Originally Posted by JD001
(Post 3317907)
Extra deep vane things on the roof...
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¿Nani?
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Originally Posted by why?
(Post 3317915)
taking out the headliner is really easy. If you don't want the bare roof look you can go get a carbon roof. With the headliner my hair was in it, now I have a couple extra inches and can even sit like a blind grandmother without hitting the roof.
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Originally Posted by Pat
(Post 3318140)
Could one remove the headliner and compress it where one's head is to gain more room? If so, how would that look and how much room would it get you?
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Originally Posted by Ultramaroon
(Post 3318192)
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¿Que?
I don't think we'd replace it with anything. Going bare metal sucks but if there is an inch or two to give, it'd be worth it. Frankly he'd need just that 1'x1' square cut on each side to the metal and glue a strip of fabric to it to make the spot blend in - the rest can stay in place. Ghetto but better than a full strip show. Unsure how much OEM padding there is and if it would be worth while (1"+) or we're chasing 3/16 of an inch in material thickness... Can anyone confirm?
Would be best if he could sit in a stripped car with [side mounted] racing buckets. The 'end all' for headroom, so to speak. That would settle if there is a doable destination and we can cut/modify/change out until he finds a suitable compromise along the way.
Cheers to everyone so far, have a great weekend.
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