Wolfcraft Rollbar vs. Racing seats
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Drifting
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From: Carson City, NV
Wolfcraft Rollbar vs. Racing seats
I have a Wolfcraft rollbar and I need racing seats. My stock seats already interfere with the rollbar at the headrest and I'm afraid aftermarket race seats will also interfere up near the headrest. Can anyone comment on this? And if so, what brand seats are you using? Would prefer something like Sparko TEK seats.
Thanks for any help from the forum.
John
Thanks for any help from the forum.
John
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Drifting
Joined: Sep 2004
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From: Carson City, NV
Team Owner
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From: Raleigh / Rolesville NC
Should not.
I am 6-2 and I have 6" behind me seats.
Think you might be sitting too far back.
Move the seat forward.
If you put your wrists over the top of the steering wheel at 11 and 1 o'clock. Your elbows should have a 45* bend
If your elbows do not have this 45* bend then move your seat forward until the elbows bend at 45*
This will give far better steering wheel control.
Good Luck
I am 6-2 and I have 6" behind me seats.
Think you might be sitting too far back.
Move the seat forward.
If you put your wrists over the top of the steering wheel at 11 and 1 o'clock. Your elbows should have a 45* bend
If your elbows do not have this 45* bend then move your seat forward until the elbows bend at 45*
This will give far better steering wheel control.
Good Luck
Le Mans Master
Joined: Oct 2000
Posts: 6,362
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From: Oak Harbor WA
Should not.
I am 6-2 and I have 6" behind me seats.
Think you might be sitting too far back.
Move the seat forward.
If you put your wrists over the top of the steering wheel at 11 and 1 o'clock. Your elbows should have a 45* bend
If your elbows do not have this 45* bend then move your seat forward until the elbows bend at 45*
This will give far better steering wheel control.
Good Luck
I am 6-2 and I have 6" behind me seats.
Think you might be sitting too far back.
Move the seat forward.
If you put your wrists over the top of the steering wheel at 11 and 1 o'clock. Your elbows should have a 45* bend
If your elbows do not have this 45* bend then move your seat forward until the elbows bend at 45*
This will give far better steering wheel control.
Good Luck
