Drivers seat mod..
If you're 6 inches further back than the furthest you can normally be, would the airbag still have any safety value? What about the side airbag (if you have it)?
From a safety POV, the more you look at this thing we all got a good laugh out of, the more dangerous it looks. I think the right action would be to get a full sized sedan, or truck, for the kid next year.
From a safety POV, the more you look at this thing we all got a good laugh out of, the more dangerous it looks. I think the right action would be to get a full sized sedan, or truck, for the kid next year.
If you're 6 inches further back than the furthest you can normally be, would the airbag still have any safety value? What about the side airbag (if you have it)?
From a safety POV, the more you look at this thing we all got a good laugh out of, the more dangerous it looks. I think the right action would be to get a full sized sedan, or truck, for the kid next year.
From a safety POV, the more you look at this thing we all got a good laugh out of, the more dangerous it looks. I think the right action would be to get a full sized sedan, or truck, for the kid next year.
Wow...looks like this thread is bringing out all the giants on the org! 
I am 6'-4", and honestly I wouldnt mind an extra inch or 2 for the legroom. So I understand BigOgre's wanting to do this. If I was any taller than I am, I would be pretty uncomfortable driving my car.
So how about instead of making fun of his idea, help him out and give some ideas on how to improve what he has done like a few have. I would personally try to get some thicker steel plate for the brackets to add a bit of strength. The plates in the picture look a little flimsy IMO.
I dont know much about the seats and their stock attachment, but did you look into moving and reusing the the stock supports? If its bolted to the floor, you could possibly drill some new holes and rebolt it in its new location?
Just my $0.02......
And to you short guys who never have to worry about things like this and are laughing at us tall guys.....
you are short!

I am 6'-4", and honestly I wouldnt mind an extra inch or 2 for the legroom. So I understand BigOgre's wanting to do this. If I was any taller than I am, I would be pretty uncomfortable driving my car.
So how about instead of making fun of his idea, help him out and give some ideas on how to improve what he has done like a few have. I would personally try to get some thicker steel plate for the brackets to add a bit of strength. The plates in the picture look a little flimsy IMO.
I dont know much about the seats and their stock attachment, but did you look into moving and reusing the the stock supports? If its bolted to the floor, you could possibly drill some new holes and rebolt it in its new location?
Just my $0.02......
And to you short guys who never have to worry about things like this and are laughing at us tall guys.....
you are short!
Last edited by vball_max; Dec 16, 2009 at 08:40 AM.
So how about instead of making fun of his idea, help him out and give some ideas on how to improve what he has done like a few have. I would personally try to get some thicker steel plate for the brackets to add a bit of strength. The plates in the picture look a little flimsy IMO.
I dont know much about the seats and their stock attachment, but did you look into moving and reusing the the stock supports? If its bolted to the floor, you could possibly drill some new holes and rebolt it in its new location?
And to you short guys who never have to worry about things like this and are laughing at us tall guys.....
you are short!
I dont know much about the seats and their stock attachment, but did you look into moving and reusing the the stock supports? If its bolted to the floor, you could possibly drill some new holes and rebolt it in its new location?
And to you short guys who never have to worry about things like this and are laughing at us tall guys.....
you are short!
Honestly though, these type of responses are exactly why people are posting their 'ideas' less and less on the org, which is a shame in itself.
Instead of helping and expanding on the idea some of you shoot it down altogether.
Instead of helping and expanding on the idea some of you shoot it down altogether.
Creative, Yeah. Buuuttt...I wouldn't risk my life like that. No way.
There could potentially be problems in the future: insurance, airbags not being effective, or even worse.
I would just sell the Max and purchase a vehicle that will fit your brother, properly.
There could potentially be problems in the future: insurance, airbags not being effective, or even worse.
I would just sell the Max and purchase a vehicle that will fit your brother, properly.
The Mini interior feels positively cavernous; (relatively speaking).
I almost fell over when he told me that. He's 6'-3" and my first thought was how could he possibly fit. But he said he has tons of room in it with himself, a passenger, and lots of cargo.
cant agree more, i was soooo surprised how much room there is!
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