Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 10:11 pm
other option for short people is to buy different seat rails to raise the seat up. i believe that HKS make them and they are available through japan parts
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Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 10:13 pm
In all honesty if I was spending $70k on a car I would expect it to comfortably fit me without any modifications.
Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 10:16 pm
yeah but jace you're spending 70K on a high performance car. if i wanted to spend 70K on a comfy car i would have bought a BMW or an Audi. you have to consider what your sacrificing in an Evo and what you are gaining as a result. i'd happily trade power adjustable seats for extra ponies
Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 10:32 pm
You can have both, but why not just go faster....!?
Arutha, if you strip your interior out to bare bones, will you make warp factor 1 ?!
Arutha, if you strip your interior out to bare bones, will you make warp factor 1 ?!
Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 10:35 pm
arutha wrote:other option for short people is to buy different seat rails to raise the seat up. i believe that HKS make them and they are available through japan parts
cool , thats a smart move from HKS , an alternative for shorter people
Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 10:40 pm
They obviously have an option for us over 6'2" people? I am hoping to get some racing seats and would need to source some rails, keeping them quite low...
Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 10:41 pm
arutha wrote:yeah but jace you're spending 70K on a high performance car. if i wanted to spend 70K on a comfy car i would have bought a BMW or an Audi. you have to consider what your sacrificing in an Evo and what you are gaining as a result. i'd happily trade power adjustable seats for extra ponies
high performance is one thing, but there are still basic expectations unless u are buying a track only car. and u dont need power adjustable seats but manually adjustable wouldve been good. don't get me wrong, the evo is a fantastic car, but i still have my value for money preposition which i need to fulfill. i may be a bit younger than some of the other guys on this forum are, but i can still remember when i hard to work my ass off to get $11 an hour only a few years ago.
Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 10:50 pm
btw , i checked the HKS kansai seat rails
there's 2 sets , one that sits higher than the stock one , but cannot be adjusted like the Lancer CJs. The height is set upon installation which is bad if your like 6" and your other half is like 5".
The other set would be to lower seating position for taller people
guess yellow pages(proposed by bye2u) will come in handy
there's 2 sets , one that sits higher than the stock one , but cannot be adjusted like the Lancer CJs. The height is set upon installation which is bad if your like 6" and your other half is like 5".
The other set would be to lower seating position for taller people
guess yellow pages(proposed by bye2u) will come in handy
Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 12:25 am
Well my missus better grow a bit if we get an Evo 
I have my seat on the lowest setting, she has it the highest
I have my seat on the lowest setting, she has it the highest
Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 12:48 am
SIR-VRX wrote:Well my missus better grow a bit if we get an Evo
I have my seat on the lowest setting, she has it the highest
Easier if you dont let her drive it. My missus isnt allowed to drive my evo x
Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 1:21 am
Red EVOX wrote:SIR-VRX wrote:Well my missus better grow a bit if we get an Evo
I have my seat on the lowest setting, she has it the highest
Easier if you dont let her drive it. My missus isnt allowed to drive my evo x
the missus might need to drive in evo just in case of emergency i guess
Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 9:08 am
JaCe wrote:
i may be a bit younger than some of the other guys on this forum are, but i can still remember when i hard to work my ass off to get $11 an hour only a few years ago.
lol i bought my Evo when i was 22, i know just what you mean about working hard for next to nothing so you can afford nice things mate.
Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 9:31 am
how much was your insurance then arutha ?
Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 6:00 pm
arutha wrote:JaCe wrote:
i may be a bit younger than some of the other guys on this forum are, but i can still remember when i hard to work my ass off to get $11 an hour only a few years ago.
lol i bought my Evo when i was 22, i know just what you mean about working hard for next to nothing so you can afford nice things mate.
LOL pretty close! I bought it at 21 a week after I got my fulls (damn NSW RTA licencing laws). But yeh, I may enjoy spending on my car, but I still am not going to waste money for no reason (some guys on another forum told me off when I said I like to drive economically if I don't need to rush and they said then don't buy Evo...)
Back on topic though, unfortunately my missus is still on her P's so no can do... and insurance is a killer as it is!
Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 7:40 pm
JaCe wrote:arutha wrote:JaCe wrote:
i may be a bit younger than some of the other guys on this forum are, but i can still remember when i hard to work my ass off to get $11 an hour only a few years ago.
lol i bought my Evo when i was 22, i know just what you mean about working hard for next to nothing so you can afford nice things mate.
LOL pretty close! I bought it at 21 a week after I got my fulls (damn NSW RTA licencing laws). But yeh, I may enjoy spending on my car, but I still am not going to waste money for no reason (some guys on another forum told me off when I said I like to drive economically if I don't need to rush and they said then don't buy Evo...)
Back on topic though, unfortunately my missus is still on her P's so no can do... and insurance is a killer as it is!
so did you pay cash or get a loan? if loan how much you pay off a week?