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is there anyway to adjust the pedal positions in a facelift 996?
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They are slightly moveable only so you can set the "correct" height....
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thanks Jeff- thought that might be the answer.
i'm just over six feet and find them a little too close- how do properly tall people manage i wonder..!?
I'm over 6' too and found the Porsche interesting initially, but changing and getting used to a new driving position helped.
So pull the seat back and if necessary pull the steering wheel towards you.
cheers Damian... am sure it is just a question of getting used to it as you say... find my right knee gets quite twisted, but i've only had the thing two weeks so time at the wheel is the answer i guess!
'coz of the offset pedals in the BMW? I had a problem with the transition to a brake pedal that was actually in the middle, still feels like it too far over sometimes but i supppose that could be many miles driven in M3's
Damian- i DID have a Beemer- but it was a 6 [E24] not a 3...
That was an auto- and my 996 is a Tip
thinking about it i wonder i an LHD car would have the peddles in a 'better' position- it seems to me the problem is caused by the fact the peddles are offset because of the wheelarch- and on a left hooker i guess they can sit more in line with the right leg since the transmission tunnel doesnt intrude into the footwell..?
Just to add that i am feeling your pain, but being 6'7" i just get it although on long journey's i can start to being DVT set in!
On a side note, i got given a Boxster as a courtesy car the other day and oh my god, how small are they??? I literally couldnt drive it with the roof up!
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