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Just curious - seat adjustments

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Set i thought "this sucks!"

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After a few minor adjustments in height and angle over the past few weeks, I pushed my memory button, and when the seat returned to my previous setting, I thought "this sucks!".

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Set into my seat memory button

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I saved my favorite setting into my seat memory button when I got the car a few weeks ago.

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Set i thought "this sucks!"

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Suggestion · Original poster

After a few minor adjustments in height and angle over the past few weeks, I pushed my memory button, and when the seat returned to my previous setting, I thought "this sucks!".

Just curious - seat adjustments

Set into my seat memory button

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Suggestion · Original poster

I saved my favorite setting into my seat memory button when I got the car a few weeks ago.

Just curious - seat adjustments
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I saved my favorite setting into my seat memory button when I got the car a few weeks ago. After a few minor adjustments in height and angle over the past few weeks, I pushed my memory button, and when the seat returned to my previous setting, I thought "this sucks!". I find if I start with the seat on the floor, raising the whole seat up an inch or two is the perfect adjustment for me, height wise. Do you guys raise the seat to a certain level, or do you just do the standard Porsche adjustment (front all the way up, back to the floor)?

POST 2Original post

Huh? We're all a little different. Is that what you mean? Huh?

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