Sounds great. I would recommend seats with a headrest for you. Your buddy's head doesn't rock back nearly as far as yours during a pull. :)
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Sounds great. I would recommend seats with a headrest for you. Your buddy's head doesn't rock back nearly as far as yours during a pull. :)
I was thinking the same thing, maybe you need to work out your neck muscles ryan. Haha. But I think a cage def needs to be kn your near future...Quote:
Originally Posted by blackbirdws6
Making you silky smooth...
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Originally Posted by ZOHAN
Pretty sure he had one, and cut it out.
OK... I finally focused on your head while you accelerate... I have to admit... I laughed....
I think you need a neck brace, or a HANS device...lol...
You look like you are a white GUMBY.
i picture a hard lunch, seat breaks and he ends up in the trunk lolQuote:
Originally Posted by popo8
LOL..... the visual made me laugh.Quote:
Originally Posted by blkchevyz
LOL..... the visual made me laugh.Quote:
Originally Posted by blkchevyz
Hahah I'm a white gumby. I guess I'm too concentrated on the wideband or road lmao. Ill add a HANS device to my mod list lol.
I did have a bar, hated it. I MIGHT get another if I find one with swingouts.
I would try to work my neck muscles but I'm not invited to the LS guy parties.
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hahahahahahahahahaha......Quote:
Originally Posted by Ryan Stout
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Lol that's awesome. In all seriousness, i actually bent my seatpan at the shootout on the second pass about half track when it hooked, but I'm 325#. It now sits about 3" back further than the passenger side. To reinforce them I'm going to drill out the old seat studs, add an 1/8" plate where the seats bolt to the pan on the bottom of the car. Drill the plate for new hardware and tack the head of the bolt to the bottom of the plate. Then use some light 1/2" square tubing to tie into the frame.