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6' 3" 225 lbs here...I'm all legs so I did have to get used to the high clutch! But no problems now. My seat moves around a bit though...that's kind
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6' 3" 225 lbs here...I'm all legs so I did have to get used to the high clutch! But no problems now. My seat moves around a bit though...that's kind of annoying!
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I´m not worrying about the headroom although I am tall (6´2.5´´), since I have pretty long legs and a shorter torso. Nevertheless I have another question to the tall 370z owners: I recognized that the guy from cnet.com who tested the 370z seems to be around 6´2´´ at least. He seems to have enough headroom but at the same looks extremely cramped in the cockpit. From outside the car you can see that he can barely look out of the side window and his forehead is covered completely by the roof line. Do you guys have the same "problems"?
Here´s the link YouTube - 2009 Nissan 370Z review by cnet.com |
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