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How tall are you guys with R33 GTS-T's?

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By Guest YZF-R1 Maniac,
in R Series (R30, R31, R32, R33, R34)

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Zahos Mentor

Zahos

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Originally posted by sven laptop

I think a mile is the distance an average man can run with a burning, rolled-up newspaper sticking out his arse before he suffers 3rd degree burns to his sphincter.

BUAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

DAMN that was funny!

I like your sense of humour Sven

Beeble Community Regular

Beeble

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6'5" and i don't touch the roof. tried one with a sunroof and it was a no-go, but i've not had any probs with my normal-ceilinged car :cheers:

mind you every now and then i get out and my friends say my hair has turned into some sort of lop-sided mohawk heheheeh (i never feel it though!)

YOU'LL BE FINE!!!!!!!!

Duncan Grand Master

Duncan

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1) angle of seat back will affect whether you touch roof or not. I sit very upright (ie not homeboy), 6'2'' (or whatever) and don't hit roof

2) always hit roof with helmet on......but you don't notice....coz you got a helmet on :D

dAVE Grand Master

dAVE

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im about 6' 2 and have a sunroof in my 33 and havent ever touched the roof.

Most r33 drivers I see have thier chair tilted fairly far back too, so that helps with clearance.

i have driven pretty much most cars and my 33 seems to have fairly decent head room compared to some of the other cars around.

mAtTYb-R33 Apprentice

mAtTYb-R33

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im 6 foot my dad is 6 foot 3 (body shape: not long lanky legs so from ass up height is fairly big) my dad fits in my car but only just i have a sunroof in my car mabye its that but it depends on ass up height not over all height unless u stand on your seat and drive.

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