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Originally Posted by tkb289
A lot of seats have a fair amount of 'layback' which shifts your rear end, closer to the front of the car, which then lowers your head relative to the windshield … but this also puts your knees up higher and into the dash.
By sitting more upright, with your rear end closer to the trunk, that will lower your knees and straighten out your legs, but will raise you head relative to the windshield and roll bar … you trade one thing for another!  So seats are something to really research. |
I really think the seat style and position are going to be a critical part of it for me. I actually prefer to sit upright when driving as opposed to a lot of smaller cars I have been in where the seat lays way back. (Perhaps it shows my age, but I know many younger guys almost prefer to be "laying down" in their cruisers....just not my thing!) The seat in conjunction with a smaller diameter steering wheel may well get me to where I need to be.