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11-12-2010, 01:26 AM
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have been reading quite a few comments recently about the (suposedly)poor seating position in falcons and fpvs. I am 6.1 and personaly have never had a problem in any falcon but i will say i have spent limited time in the holdens which in these comments ussually are the car reffered to with the better seating possition.
So to solve this drama..can someone take a few measurements of say diff heights sill-road sill-floor sill-dash seat to dash seat to stearing wheel you get the idea..any of the above from both makes will help. Then we can see if there really is a problem or just a percieved one due to body/surroundings and so on! |
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