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I have the same problem.
^that works if you put the seat at a upright position, but it is not exactly comfortable.
About 10inches is the minimum distance to the airbags.
Not sure how much a pedal box is or how to install it, but it won't work.
You are trying to get the steering wheel closer to driver and the pedal box is pretty much bottomed out. So the only solution is moving the steering wheel closer or getting another seat or adjust the stock seat to be completely vertical(not comfortable).
For me, on one car getting a aftermarket seat helped because it sat lower and it let my knees bend more thus allowing me to sit closer and making the steering wheel higher/closer to shoulder height rather than lower.
On two cars I ran an aftermarket steering wheel with a 50mm spacer and quick release.
Compromise/temporary solution is to have seat 1 click forward from ideal(less comfy legs but good for arms), one click forward for seat back from ideal(less comfy back but good for arms), and slightly higher steering wheels so 9/3 hand positions are in front of shoulders instead of below(less distance).
1. aftermarket wheel/hub/spacer.
2. find a way to space the stock wheel to retain airbags.
3. seat can help, but depends on position/angles.
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