how many of you guys suffer from "the lean"
#1
how many of you guys suffer from "the lean"
i'm in my car quite often, and as i use to drive with my elbow on the armrest and leaning towards the center ... this has created uneven seat wear ... and when i try and sit straight up i always wind up leaning ... so now i'm trying to fix it by almost putting my head on the window ...
how many of you guys suffer from the lean?
how many of you guys suffer from the lean?
#4
Re: how many of you guys suffer from "the lean"
Originally posted by Conrad283
i'm in my car quite often, and as i use to drive with my elbow on the armrest and leaning towards the center ... this has created uneven seat wear ... and when i try and sit straight up i always wind up leaning ... so now i'm trying to fix it by almost putting my head on the window ...
how many of you guys suffer from the lean?
i'm in my car quite often, and as i use to drive with my elbow on the armrest and leaning towards the center ... this has created uneven seat wear ... and when i try and sit straight up i always wind up leaning ... so now i'm trying to fix it by almost putting my head on the window ...
how many of you guys suffer from the lean?
#5
i hate it when i find my self leaning, but having a 5speed helps, the only time i do it is when im at a light or feel really lazy and shift from a lean. but most of the time im sitting up staight ripping through gears.
#7
blaaaaaaah!!
i wanna be taller, im a midget 5"11. Anywho, I don't think i have that problem because of the 5 spd... and if i ever lean, its always the left arm on the door arm rest... but i'm not that great at driving /w just my right hand
i wanna be taller, im a midget 5"11. Anywho, I don't think i have that problem because of the 5 spd... and if i ever lean, its always the left arm on the door arm rest... but i'm not that great at driving /w just my right hand
#8
I do a minor gangsta-lean to the right. It feels optimal for shifting, both hands and feet. Then again, I'm 6'1 and have the seat all the way back/wheel tilted all the way up, and still feel like my legs are bent too much/too close to the wheel. So the lean helps that a bit.
I miss the driving posture from my acura...I drove with the seat all the way back in that thing, and it was like lying down on the ground. My legs were at just about full extention, and I liked that. If I was autoxing, I might sit upright and a little closer to the wheel, but overall I'm just not real comfortable that way.
I miss the driving posture from my acura...I drove with the seat all the way back in that thing, and it was like lying down on the ground. My legs were at just about full extention, and I liked that. If I was autoxing, I might sit upright and a little closer to the wheel, but overall I'm just not real comfortable that way.
#9
Originally posted by nadir_s
blaaaaaaah!!
i wanna be taller, im a midget 5"11. Anywho, I don't think i have that problem because of the 5 spd... and if i ever lean, its always the left arm on the door arm rest... but i'm not that great at driving /w just my right hand
blaaaaaaah!!
i wanna be taller, im a midget 5"11. Anywho, I don't think i have that problem because of the 5 spd... and if i ever lean, its always the left arm on the door arm rest... but i'm not that great at driving /w just my right hand
#16
I'm a towering 5'6" tall. I sit up straight when I drive. I feel more comfortable that way and I have better control of the car.
Speaking of the ean...I have a story. I was at an arcade playing SegaGT, there was a kid who looked about 11 years old sitting in the "car" next to mine. He was leaned way over with his seat back and his hand resting on the top of the wheel. Then he acted frustrated when I beat him every time. The little moron could barely work the wheel and shifter with his posture all messed up like that...sad really...
Speaking of the ean...I have a story. I was at an arcade playing SegaGT, there was a kid who looked about 11 years old sitting in the "car" next to mine. He was leaned way over with his seat back and his hand resting on the top of the wheel. Then he acted frustrated when I beat him every time. The little moron could barely work the wheel and shifter with his posture all messed up like that...sad really...
#24
Originally posted by dlicari
I can't even lean at 6'7". I have to curl into a ball, roll into the car and expand slowly...
I should be driving a big old pickup truck.
D
I can't even lean at 6'7". I have to curl into a ball, roll into the car and expand slowly...
I should be driving a big old pickup truck.
D
Personally, I think its dumb to lay your seats so far back you can't even see out of the window. I remember when reclining seat became available in cars and we used to lay the seats back and joke about driving like that. Sooner or later, bast posture is going to take its told on the body of people that drive that way.
#27
6'1" here...do you guys have the elbow indentation in the center console? i don't lean over towards the middle like all the people you see practically in the middle of their cars, but i don't sit completely straight. i try not to cuz it hurts my back and because i don't want to make that elbow mark any bigger.
#32
i find myself doing it a lot but i try to correct myself...its hard and surprisingly on relatively long trips, school to home (RI to NJ) i find myself at 10 and 2 and always alert for any @sshole that is gonna switch into the passing lane while i am cruisin at 90mph.
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