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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Bromsgrove
Posts: 237
Subframe: Allspeed
CC: 2000
Make: Vauxhall
ECU: Megasquirt
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Looking for help setting up my driving position.
Seats will be mounted on a kit similar to the below: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Universal...-/362179907501 With Kirkey Lightweight seats. Any advice, dimensions, literature and the like to assist would be great. Don't want to have cut and weld in steel to have a pineapple position! Cheers, Ben |
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Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: West Sussex,UK
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Subframe: Allspeed
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best bet is to try and get seat temporay mounted to prove position use wood spacers etc..
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For track use I like to sit as low as possible and close to the steering wheel/pedals
Arms/legs bent and pretty raked seat back for more power to the steering wheel. I have a sparco circuit seat that has a pretty high thigh “pillow” to support the legs. But that’s just me, everyone is different. Try to centralize the seat in the mountings, then you can do trackside tweaking easier back/fourth/tilt Goodspeed ![]() Skickat från min iPhone med Tapatalk |
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Bromsgrove
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Subframe: Allspeed
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Cheers for the pointers!
Going to have a crack at it over the weekend, see where i get. Ben |
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