are these really mugen seats?
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Originally posted by AcuraFanatic
That's actually not too bad. :dunno:
That's actually not too bad. :dunno:
Another scenario involves a collision from the rear. In this case, it is the seat that protects the driver. Mugen aimed to develop a seat that will not be broken even if it is accelerated 40G from the rear.
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Originally posted by RB
I wouldn't be able to manage w/ a one piece setup either. I'm so big (tall) that I need to have some recline action or I'm to couped in :happysad:
I wouldn't be able to manage w/ a one piece setup either. I'm so big (tall) that I need to have some recline action or I'm to couped in :happysad:
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From: Detroit, MI
Originally posted by RB
I wouldn't be able to manage w/ a one piece setup either. I'm so big (tall) that I need to have some recline action or I'm to couped in :happysad:
I wouldn't be able to manage w/ a one piece setup either. I'm so big (tall) that I need to have some recline action or I'm to couped in :happysad:
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From: Portland, OR
Originally posted by redgoober4life
This isn't so much that you're into the back seat, correct?
This isn't so much that you're into the back seat, correct?
no...I have my driver seat all the way back on the sliders and my knees can still hit the dash if they care completely vertical....I'd say there is a good 6 inchs between the backseat and my seat.