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Pwig
Original Poster
11,036 posts
140 months
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Hi folks, went to look an elise with the girlfriend today. All is well but she struggled with not only the back rest angle, but also pulling the seat forward enough to comfortably depress the clutch pedal. Has anyone else had this problem? If so what was the solution?
Is a cushion or two really the best way forward?
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jas xjr
7,578 posts
109 months
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When my sister bought her Elsie she had the dealer modify something so she could drive it . Will give her a call and ask her . She is about five foot tall
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Dift
1,396 posts
97 months
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IIRC, you can reverse the seat rails and get an extra inch or so of movement.
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pthelazyjourno
1,325 posts
39 months
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The pedal box is also slightly adjustable - how much extra did she need from the clutch?
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Pwig
Original Poster
11,036 posts
140 months
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She was complaining that she needs an extra inch 
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Scrambled
585 posts
36 months
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Lotus used to make an Elise booster seat.
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jas xjr
7,578 posts
109 months
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Just spoken to my sister . She is as vague as I was . She seems to think it was something to do with the runners but she cannot remember .
Sorry
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gjf764
238 posts
45 months
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Speak to Shaun in the trim shop at Allon White. They will make you a cushion
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wendyg
2,071 posts
113 months
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How tall is she? I'm 5'2" (with fairly stumpy legs) and manage Ok with the seat at the end of the runner.
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Loudman
380 posts
86 months
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Are you quite attached to the girlfriend? You could get a taller one, I believe they come in a variety of sizes 
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Thorburn
1,262 posts
63 months
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Pwig said: She was complaining that she needs an extra inch And in the car?
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