I think you need to simply get used to being shoe-horned in to any FF.
It's no production car. I think circumference is more critical than
length, referring to the driver.
Brian Mertz <bmertz@home.com>@autox.team.net on 01/19/2001 12:09:44 PM
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Subject: FF for a 6'2" driver? x-mac-creator="4D4F5353"
After 11 years driving a nice, roomy production car, I'd like to add a
Formula Ford to the Boondoggle Racing stable. But the long-wheelbase
FFs I've tried on so far seem to lack sufficient fuel-cell-to-pedals
space for my (34" inseam) legs, even with the seat removed. I don't
want to wind up sticking out of the cockpit like on Disney's Autopia
ride, either.
Any suggestions?
In a Titan Mk. 6 specifically, has anyone tried moving the pedals
forward substantially, perhaps by lowering or modifying the aluminum
tank so that the brake and clutch cylinders will fit over it?
Brian Mertz
A-H 3000 #88
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