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+1, dude I'm 6' 2" and I can just barely fit in an NA Miata! The non-tilt steering wheel is murder!
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I Love your GUCCI Wheels!
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Out of curiosity, does your smaller steering wheel still have an airbag, or is this a retarded question? Also, do you push on your steering wheel to help get out of the car? In my MR2 I do that and the steering column feels like it's going to snap under my weight...I also wish the steering wheel were smaller because my knees hit it :/ |
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I Love your GUCCI Wheels!
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:happy0180: damn right
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Bikes too since standardized frame sizes are meant for a slightly different torso to leg ratio, and as I found out recently, small cars -_- (doesn't stop me from wanting them though!)I pretty much rely on the steering wheel as a support when getting out, especially with the medium high door sills (I know, an Elise is worse lol), it's hard to just put a leg out and stand. Hardest situation is getting out parked facing up a steep hill, while trying to get a bag out at the same time, that's when I feel like my steering column is going to give away. Never having been in a small car before, I'm pretty self-conscious regarding the time I take to get out of the car, and I feel like grabbing the steering wheel is the only way to get out equally as quickly as just hopping out of a tall SUV. |
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I am 6'4, 48" chest over 2 feet wide at the shoulders. I love my FR-S
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6'6" here. No issues in the FR-S I thrashed for 45 minutes prior to buying my BRZ. Are you sure you gents are in optimal driving positions? With your shoulder planted in the backrest your wrist should break over the top of the wheel. Your legs should never be able to lock either.
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Also about the backrest, does that actually matter? From my limited experience different car seats can have radically different shapes. I have my seat leaned back all the way because that gives the best lumbar support but I definitely never lean my back all the way into it (causes a sore back very quickly, but I don't have an FRS/BRZ so I wouldn't be able to say for you folks who have one). |
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How in the world you guys fit in this car?!? I finally had the opportunity to sit in a BRZ this past weekend and I could not slide the seat back far enough to be comfortable. I'm just under 6'2" and 195lbs. I loved the way the seat hugged me and I "could manage" with the available leg room but its by no means roomy or comfortable to me. Definitely less room than an S2000 or Cayman.
And all this time people have been talking about how roomy this car is compared to an S2000! I am disappoint
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