Recaro SRD fit for a slim driver
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I am considering buying some used Recaro SRD's...they are a bit of a drive away, so before I do that I was hoping someone could comment on how they fit someone about 5'10", 150lbs.
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Adrial
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Adrial
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I'm really too porky for mine at 210 so you should be fine.
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I'm 6' and 175lbs and the SRD is very comfortable. It is an excellent street seat and a good track day seat, but obviously it won't hold you like a shell does.
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I am 6'1" and 180 lbs and they feel snug sitting in them but, once you get on the track, they are exceeedingly comfortable and very grippy.
Marc
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Hello All,
I talked to a high volume dealer about the SRD vs the Speed. He stated that the Speed was narrower and had larger upper and lower bolsters. I had an SRD in a previous car and found it pretty comfortable. I suppose it was snug enough, though not particularly tight. I am 5'11 165# 40in coat and 31" waist. I would go for the Speed if I were to do it again. I hope this is helpful.
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j
P.S. I cannot believe I just posted my "measurements" on a car board . . . haha.
I talked to a high volume dealer about the SRD vs the Speed. He stated that the Speed was narrower and had larger upper and lower bolsters. I had an SRD in a previous car and found it pretty comfortable. I suppose it was snug enough, though not particularly tight. I am 5'11 165# 40in coat and 31" waist. I would go for the Speed if I were to do it again. I hope this is helpful.
Sincerely,
j
P.S. I cannot believe I just posted my "measurements" on a car board . . . haha.