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Re Sv

That is a big increase

I do not think they loose

much on the looks

But with regard to the reg S3...are they all they all mow what would be classed as longer cockpit and larger footwell from 96 or do on?

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KitCat

Out of curiosity, how does your you cat compare to the birkin with regards to driver/passenger space?

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Sorryi meant to ask if they are long cock and wide footwell

Sounds kinky

 

Wide footwell???? I think someone is pulling your leg. The foot well in my 2000 series 3, is pretty tight. I have to wear racing shoes in order to get all three pedals. Wearing regular shoes, there is no way you could do it.

 

We'll maybe if you had size 6 feet. The SV footwell is significantly larger and normal shoes will work. But don't let anyone tell you a standard S3 chassis has lots of room.

 

Tom

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Wemtd:

 

They provide virtually the same interior width for passenger/driver (the Birkin is maybe 1/2" narrower).

 

Lengthwise, the Caterham is definitely better proportioned:the steering wheel is much further away. The Birkin feels exactly like the short cockpit Caterham from the waist up. Even w/my extremely thin carbon fiber racing seat in my Birkin all the way back, I can't extend my arms like I can on the Caterham, with the seat moved up on its slider abt 2".

 

The Birkin has lots of leg room but I am shoved too close to the steering wheel using standard fat seats. It is ok w/thin racing seat tho. For folks our size (5'9-ish) it works, but I dont know how well it wld work for a bigger driver

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Riker:

 

Nope, it wld put your foot space out side the car and therefore spoil the lines but I am sure it cld be done. I rest my left foot under the clutch on trips. Around town it hovers over the clutch ready to shift, wh/I do a lot.

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"Around town it hovers over the clutch ready to shift, wh/I do a lot."

 

Exactly what I do. I am 6'1" not fat and have no problem with the foot well or seating.

 

Bruce

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