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She uses handle on the door but she always seems to be reaching for one up top.

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My wife makes good use of that one!

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Suggestion · Original poster

She uses handle on the door but she always seems to be reaching for one up top.

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My wife makes good use of that one!

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Has anyone installed, or thought of installing, an overhead grab handle above the passentger door? The few times my wife has ridden with me in the 996, she is always looking for something to hold on to when I take a hard right hand turn. Thanks!

POST 2Original post

Ditto........wife says same=he is not insane Stevo

POST 3Original post

Tim, sounds like you need GT3 seats and 6 point harnesses in stead of an oh **** handle.

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

... "oh **** handle" Dell, thanks for the clarification. It least now I know the correct name for that part! BTW, guru of part numbers, do youy happen to have a part number for the "oh **** handle?"

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We do what we can to bring a cheer to your day

POST 8Original post

my Dad suggested the same thing after getting in and out a 1/2 dozen times. He then just smiled and said "wait until you get older".

POST 9Original post

Why not the grab handle on the door. My wife makes good use of that one!

POST 10 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

She uses handle on the door but she always seems to be reaching for one up top. The door handle is too low to allow you to easily counteract the side-to-side forces. That�s because the door handle is below your bodies� center of gravity when you are sitting in the car. A handle at the top of the door would be much more effective, IMO.

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