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| 10-29-2012 04:55 PM | |
| XRMikey |
Re: seat questions? You can find space in just about anything. I just depends on what your willing to do or give up. You can stretch the car in the front. (lots of work, or is it?) You can raise the dash up.(hampers steering angle) You can widen the area around the knees.(more work again) Moving the seat back helps but sitting more upright stretches the legs a bit more.(easiest to do) Push the pedals forward & or redesign the pedals so as to not loose travel when it hits the steering rack stop.(push more with the toe & less with the ball) Like you mentioned, thinner seat. |
| 10-29-2012 04:49 AM | |
| jasonstra |
Re: seat questions? If I couldve found an xl I would've bought it ...it is comfy in the stock revolt it would just be that much nicer with a couple inches of space I think I'm going to try to mess with the pedels first but corbeau has a seat that is much less padding still suspension seat that I might try thanks for the input guys |
| 10-28-2012 09:04 PM | |
| XRMikey |
Re: seat questions? I bought an XL. |
| 10-28-2012 08:21 PM | |
| Pilot |
Re: seat questions? I moved the seat back 3" by rotating to the rear and upwards. It ends up sitting about 2"higher in the rear and about the stock height in the front. New mounts have to be welded in. I also moved the pedals 1 1/2" forward by cutting and welding the pedals themselves. |
| 10-28-2012 05:57 PM | |
| Dre31 |
Re: seat questions? I fabbed some new pedals and am very pleased with the results; did not do anything to seat. It was discussed here: https://www.redlineutvforums.net/gene...om-revolt.html |
| 10-28-2012 04:57 PM | |
| jasonstra |
seat questions? Does or has anyone changed the seat in they're revolt for more room I'm 6'4" need a tad more leg room hit my knees on the dash when really rough any ideas? |
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