Im 6'3 thinking bout getting a s2k
It really depends on how long you legs are compared to your upper body. If's your 6'3 then it's not going to be the most comfortable car for you. They do make seat rails that will allow you to position the front seat lower, but this wont help much if your knees are touching the dash. What I would recommend is that you go check one out in person. No one here is going to be able to tell you for sure if you can fit or not.
One of my friends who is 6'3 and 200 pounds drove my car a couple times and says its not that bad driving just the passenger seat is tight.
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Ever see that episode of "pimp my ride" where they installed fans in the seat. Dumbest mod ever, they should have rerouted A/C lines to the seats, now that would be cool <- pun intended.
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That they do! Would not be that hard to do an electric cooled setup. They have these pads that you put under you seat cover that cool when 12volts is applied.
That they do! Would not be that hard to do an electric cooled setup. They have these pads that you put under you seat cover that cool when 12volts is applied.
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That they do! Would not be that hard to do an electric cooled setup. They have these pads that you put under you seat cover that cool when 12volts is applied.</TD></TR></TABLE> I smell a new DIY!!! I always have the top down and dont like using A/C I think this would be a perfect fix... oops thread got jacked
That they do! Would not be that hard to do an electric cooled setup. They have these pads that you put under you seat cover that cool when 12volts is applied.</TD></TR></TABLE> I smell a new DIY!!! I always have the top down and dont like using A/C I think this would be a perfect fix... oops thread got jacked
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7. Heated and cooled seats
Time frame: Heated seats have been around for a while, but cooled seats debuted in the mid-90s.
The innovation: Electric coils warm the seat, air circulates to cool it.
What we did before: Froze our butts off, or walked around with sweaty, slimy shirts plastered to our backs.
Which cars have them: Many cars offer heated seats. Cars with cooled seats include the Audi A8; BMW 760, 750 and M5; Bentley Continental Flying Spur; Buick Lucerne; Cadillac DTS, Escalade, STS, XLR and DTS; Ford Expedition and GT; Infiniti M35 and M45; Lexus ES, GS, IS and LS; Lincoln LS, Navigator and MKZ; Maserati Quattroporte; Maybach 57 and 62; Mercedes-Benz S, SL, CL, CLK, CLS, E and SLR; Mercury Monterey; Saab 9-5; Toyota Avalon; and VW Phaeton.
Seat covers FTW. lol
Pick it up at your local Home Depot.
7. Heated and cooled seats
Time frame: Heated seats have been around for a while, but cooled seats debuted in the mid-90s.
The innovation: Electric coils warm the seat, air circulates to cool it.
What we did before: Froze our butts off, or walked around with sweaty, slimy shirts plastered to our backs.
Which cars have them: Many cars offer heated seats. Cars with cooled seats include the Audi A8; BMW 760, 750 and M5; Bentley Continental Flying Spur; Buick Lucerne; Cadillac DTS, Escalade, STS, XLR and DTS; Ford Expedition and GT; Infiniti M35 and M45; Lexus ES, GS, IS and LS; Lincoln LS, Navigator and MKZ; Maserati Quattroporte; Maybach 57 and 62; Mercedes-Benz S, SL, CL, CLK, CLS, E and SLR; Mercury Monterey; Saab 9-5; Toyota Avalon; and VW Phaeton.
Seat covers FTW. lol
Pick it up at your local Home Depot.
You could use a bunch of TECs "thermal electric coolers" a.k.a peltier coolers. They use them on CPU heat sinks. Down side is that the other side of the TEC gets hot. It evens out the temperature difference, one side gets cool the other gets hot, so you would need to have a huge heat sink in the seat.
you are at about the limit. You might look a little goofy when top is down because your head will be as tall as windshield pillar up top. You you will fit when the top is closed though.
I am 5"11 and have some room to spare but if I grow any more...well at 33 I doubt it (obvious joke)
The passenger side is tighter and I don't like riding but when im drunk....
I am 5"11 and have some room to spare but if I grow any more...well at 33 I doubt it (obvious joke)
The passenger side is tighter and I don't like riding but when im drunk....
^-- LOL. Ya for me at 6 ft its hard to see a lot of stoplights, 6'3" would be a beatch because you'll have to scrunch down to see them. Get it though, the car is amazing.
Im 6'3" 178lbs. It sucked. Couldnt see anything and the steering wheel felt like it was between my knees.
More importantly, make sure you have a cool hairstlye or a nice beanie to wear while driving. Otherwise youll look like a total idiot. I dont have either, so no S2k for me.
More importantly, make sure you have a cool hairstlye or a nice beanie to wear while driving. Otherwise youll look like a total idiot. I dont have either, so no S2k for me.
I'm 6'0" and the only real problem I have is seeing traffic lights when stopped at a red light. Does anyone else HATE that? The top windshield pillar is DEAD NUTS in the way.
Modified Taitec rail with Recaro SPG. This will seat you where youre almost sitting on the floor. Thats the best you'll be able to do.
If you know anyone with an S2K, see if they are willing to pull out the driver side seat. Sit on the floor & feel out the position. See if you like the steering wheel position, pedals are ok & you have enough clearance.
If you know anyone with an S2K, see if they are willing to pull out the driver side seat. Sit on the floor & feel out the position. See if you like the steering wheel position, pedals are ok & you have enough clearance.



