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HachiEnam 09-21-2015 12:43 PM

A Question for those with Short Girlfriends...
 
I was going to post this in the interior section until I noticed the interior section was for cosmetics. I assume this is an issue? Please let me know if this is in the wrong sections and mods, feel free to move this thread.

So my girlfriend isn't the lengthiest person. She is 4'11" and she doesn't like sitting in my BRZ. She said the seats are nice and the suspensions ride great, but she's still uncomfortable.


It turns out she is uncomfortable because she is unable to see out of my car (As a passenger).

Does anyone else have this problem or do I need a new girlfriend?

Just kidding, but does anyone have a solution or know of an aftermarket seat that allows a person to sit a little taller? Or if there is some kind of shop in LA that can make a bracket that allows the passenger seat to be adjustable.

I've considered just carrying a massive plush pillow for her to sit on but I feel as if that'll get uncomfortable and a bit embarrassing for her. It's pretty much like a child seat haha.

If you guys have this problem please chime in and post your solution.

sdemo 09-21-2015 12:49 PM

http://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media/...csq5ltmjpg.jpg


I'll show myself out...

smg1138 09-21-2015 12:50 PM

This seems kind of obvious, but have you adjusted the seat height all the way up?

HachiEnam 09-21-2015 12:53 PM

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Originally Posted by sdemo (Post 2396564)

You can leave :paddle:

Vampyre 09-21-2015 12:54 PM

My wife is exactly the same height. She has the exact same problem. Hates being in my car because she cannot see out. She can see fine when she drives though. I think I read a thread once where a guy put the height mechanism from a right hand drive FRS into his passenger seat for his wife.

HachiEnam 09-21-2015 12:54 PM

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Originally Posted by smg1138 (Post 2396566)
This seems kind of obvious, but have you adjusted the seat height all the way up?

This is for the passenger seat. IIRC it is not height adjustable.

malave7567 09-21-2015 12:57 PM

My wife has the same issue. Most of the time we just end up taking her car now, or throwing a couple pillows on the seat. Fully adjustable passenger seat is probably the only thing my wife misses about my previous car.

DAEMANO 09-21-2015 01:41 PM

Now this is an unexpected problem.

:popcorn:

feldy 09-21-2015 02:09 PM

This thread should be moved. There is nothing wrong with the car.

aznatama 09-21-2015 02:26 PM

LOL

Get her a booster seat to sit on, tell her to start doing squats for more "padding", or increase the CG of your car by installing spacers to lift up the passenger seat. =P

HachiEnam 09-21-2015 02:27 PM

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Originally Posted by aznatama (Post 2396699)
LOL

Get her a booster seat to sit on, tell her to start doing squats for more "padding", or increase the CG of your car by installing spacers to lift up the passenger seat. =P

Spacers as in where the seat is bolted down? Sounds like a great idea. Do you think it'll cause the seat to rattle?

HachiEnam 09-21-2015 02:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by feldy (Post 2396678)
This thread should be moved. There is nothing wrong with the car.

Sorry about that, wasn't too sure where I should post it

fumanchu1 09-21-2015 02:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sdemo (Post 2396564)

Oh look a Tanner Foust competition seat:lol:

MemphisR 09-21-2015 03:31 PM

My wife is 4'10" and doesn't seem to care at all. Sorry I can't help.


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