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Adjust your seat so it will be as high as possible....
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In all seriousness, I have never even thought about it, There is a bit of a height difference between my Cayenne and the 996, I guess I just adjust without thinking abut it.
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In all seriousness, I have never even thought about it, There is a bit of a height difference between my Cayenne and the 996, I guess I just adjust without thinking abut it.
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hello everyone,
i have had my first pcar since may of this year and have an observation i would like to share. i notice that my forward view is difficult in highway traffic. what i mean is i cannot easily see past the car in front of me. i dont know whats going on up in front.
hahaha....
what about these for the sophisticated look?
YMMV but I find it's better than many other similar type cars?
Only time I really have difficulty seeing past the cars in front is when it's something like an SUV, and in that case I don't think it would matter what I'm driving...
Adjust your seat so it will be as high as possible.... Try riding in a Lotus or a something very small/low. You will appreciate the 911's height much more!
What an observation to start a thread about...
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#1 track rule
adjust your vision
when you get that right the rest is easy
(hey if it was just like your old car why bother changing
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(dont raise the seat, if anything LOWER IT)
In all seriousness, I have never even thought about it, There is a bit of a height difference between my Cayenne and the 996, I guess I just adjust without thinking abut it.
maybe he's talking about glare... gotta admit, I see speaker glare on the windshield on certain light conditions. OP, maybe you should try a diff route and see if it that is the factor.
