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I added a steering wheel spacer from the Spacer Shop. This was a game changer for me. I have had this issue of the steering wheel being to far away in many vehicles.
Even more so in the Porsche as a steady foot is key to diving this thing smoothly. After getting the seat adjusted just right. Then I am reaching for the steering wheel.
The only down side is now all of the stocks on the column are 2" farther away from the wheel. But after a couple of days driving I can live with that.
I added a steering wheel spacer from the Spacer Shop. This was a game changer for me. I have had this issue of the steering wheel being to far away in many vehicles.
Even more so in the Porsche as a steady foot is key to diving this thing smoothly. After getting the seat adjusted just right. Then I am reaching for the steering wheel.
The only down side is now all of the stocks on the column are 2" farther away from the wheel. But after a couple of days driving I can live with that.
I've never heard of a steering wheel being too far away? Do you have T-Rex arms? lol
That's cool, didn't know this was available. Custom fit!
Originally Posted by TheMadMachinist
I added a steering wheel spacer from the Spacer Shop. This was a game changer for me. I have had this issue of the steering wheel being to far away in many vehicles.
Even more so in the Porsche as a steady foot is key to diving this thing smoothly. After getting the seat adjusted just right. Then I am reaching for the steering wheel.
The only down side is now all of the stocks on the column are 2" farther away from the wheel. But after a couple of days driving I can live with that.
I've never heard of a steering wheel being too far away?
You never owned a Porsche with first-generation non-variable-deployment airbags (i.e. ‘90 to ‘98-ish).
The steering wheel needed to be about a mile from your chest so as to ‘save’ an unbelted 175-lbs male while only killing a few small belted-in females.