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Old 10-19-2004, 10:26 AM
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Default seats--for my ffr-im 6 '4

can anyone recommend what seats i can get-- for my ffr
i am 6"4 and i want to be somewhat confortable
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Old 11-14-2004, 07:05 AM
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Dave - I am also 6'4" tall. Comfort is relative and there are no seats made that will seat someone of our height in luxury. However, there are ways to make yourself fit a little better. The brake and clutch pedals can be relocated closer to the firewall. Obviously your driver's seat will be moved full aft. Mounted without seat adjusters you will take an inch or more out of the height (which we need).

The stock Cobra seats will give the absolute most leg room. Street performers are about an inch or so less.
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Old 02-03-2005, 08:40 AM
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how did you relocate the foot pedals--?? is there a kit?
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Dave,

No kit as far as I know.
I used three master cylinder spacers to get the brake pedal as far forward as possible.
I still have to do some work on the clutch pedal to move it forward.
I removed the brace on the outside of the footbox. That's kind of related to shoe size but also allows you to adjust the pedals side to side which helps when you have long legs. I plan to replace it with a brace that will include a dead pedal.

I put the adjusters on the seat so my wife can drive it but I put a 1" square tube across the front of the seat mount to angle it back. That helps with the leg room.

I got the small diameter steering wheel to give more thigh room and made it removeable to make it easier to get in and out. I got the slow ratio Flaming River steering rack to make up for the smaller wheel diameter.

I'm using the standard low back seats but Randy or some of the others might have some ideas on seats that may help.

I'm not on the road yet and I'm sure I'll have to do some tweaking to get the best fit possible.
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Old 03-03-2005, 05:19 PM
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i just bought the kirkey vintage racing seat--looks great and fits great-its thin so i sit lower in the car--check it out the last seat
in the catalog--www.kirkeyracing.com
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