Steering wheel position for drivers with long legs
Steering wheel position for drivers with long legs
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3rtt

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943 posts

281 months

Thursday 6th April 2006
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I have been using the OMP 60mm spacer for a couple of months now on the road, and after yesterdays Track day at Croft, (link here. www.pistonheads.co.uk/gassing/topic.asp?t=255241&f=112&h=0&p=2 ) I can really recommend it for drivers with long legs who have to have the seat right back against the rear bulkhead.

It really brings the wheel closer to you, to enable better control and leverage of the steering wheel. I will now try some smaller wheel sizes and add comments later.

I guess the only down side is the indicator stalks are too far away, but you soon make adjustments when driving.

Cheers,
Ian.

hunttheshunt

1,093 posts

269 months

Thursday 6th April 2006
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3rtt said:

I guess the only down side is the indicator stalks are too far away, but you soon make adjustments when driving.



My other car is a BMW so I'm rather confused, what are indicator stalks??

joolski

813 posts

254 months

Thursday 6th April 2006
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hunttheshunt said:
3rtt said:

I guess the only down side is the indicator stalks are too far away, but you soon make adjustments when driving.



My other car is a BMW so I'm rather confused, what are indicator stalks??


Guess you'd get confused with the 'rear view mirror' too ?




--Jools

m12_nathan

5,138 posts

288 months

Thursday 6th April 2006
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joolski said:
hunttheshunt said:
3rtt said:

I guess the only down side is the indicator stalks are too far away, but you soon make adjustments when driving.



My other car is a BMW so I'm rather confused, what are indicator stalks??


Guess you'd get confused with the 'rear view mirror' too ?

--Jools


That is the thing people try and flash you out of the BMW lane in isn't it?