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As the title says really - Is there a tilt/telescopic steering wheel on the 996 range ? :dont know:
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YOUR RESEARCHtile/telescopic steering wheel on 996?
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POST 2Original post
It's telescopic but it doesn't tilt (at least on mine) '99 C2. Cheers, Phil
POST 3Original post
Mine has a distance (telescopic) adjustment, but no tilt. As far as I know that's standard.
POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
So - in and out?, but not up and down ? :?: any one know if the up and down bit was an option ?
POST 5Original post
In/out ...Yes Up/down...Have never seen one on a car and have not seen an option code number for it either TB
POST 6Original post
The seat adjusts up and down, it's just a question of relativity! :grin:
POST 7Original post
It's more a question of "Why are you asking?" :?:
POST 8Original post
+1
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:grin: A collegue in HK was telling me the other day about those Chinese sorts that have their legs extended so they feel more "western" (along with eye and tongue surgery)and i was concerned that if one of them had a 996 - after the operation would they be able to move the seat back and also be able to move the wheel out to accomodate their new long legs, thus remaining comfortable and in full control at the same time. Its official then, the 996 is the only 911 that is suitable for post leg extension surgery. :thumb:
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