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AL001

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831 posts

294 months

Monday 19th September 2005
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Can this be adjusted without taking the seats off the runners? There's three settings but getting into the central side looks like a hard (impossible?) job. Or do the seats have to come out for this?

Is the Noble factory open on Saturdays? Will be passing by on way to Spa next weekend so may leave this to the experts if going to be tricky.

joust

14,622 posts

283 months

Monday 19th September 2005
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It's actually easy. Drive the car onto two bricks, stick you head under the car and you'll see four bolts.

Take these out and the whole seat comes out (still attached to the harness though). Now you can adjust dead easy.

Fit back.

Takes about 10 mins start to end, and doesn't require any convoluted contortions

J

washy

950 posts

300 months

Monday 19th September 2005
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Nice one - tip of the day! I need to adjust mine too! I find the steering wheel a little long on reach when I get the seat nice for the clutch. I'm hoping if I bring the seat up a bit more vertical this will improve things. It's tilted back as far as it goes at the moment.

AL001

Original Poster:

831 posts

294 months

Monday 19th September 2005
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Thanks for the info.

chillidog

1,021 posts

259 months

Monday 19th September 2005
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washy said:
Nice one - tip of the day! I need to adjust mine too! I find the steering wheel a little long on reach when I get the seat nice for the clutch. I'm hoping if I bring the seat up a bit more vertical this will improve things. It's tilted back as far as it goes at the moment.


Get a steering wheel spacer if you need it closer to you - I needed to do this after I'd adjusted the seat back so that the wearing of a helmet was comfortable (ie. so that it didn't touch the roof).
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Richard

washy

950 posts

300 months

Monday 19th September 2005
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Richard - do you have any more details? Are these readily available via Demon Tweeks or some such?

Cheers

chillidog

1,021 posts

259 months

Monday 19th September 2005
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The one I used:-
www.tekniqauto.com/CDN/snapoff/SOFaq.htm

Available from www.motorsportworld.co.uk for around 71.11 GBP (possibly plus vat).

Extends the reach by 1 inch, still makes the indicators reachable, security feature a bonus.

Edited to add: 91.05 inc vat and postage. Fun to fit though.
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Richard

>> Edited by chillidog on Monday 19th September 17:28

Mr Noble

6,538 posts

257 months

Monday 19th September 2005
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joust said:
It's actually easy. Drive the car onto two bricks, stick you head under the car and you'll see four bolts.

Take these out and the whole seat comes out (still attached to the harness though). Now you can adjust dead easy.

Fit back.

Takes about 10 mins start to end, and doesn't require any convoluted contortions

J



I wish I knew that 7 months ago!!!!!!!!!!

Going out to do it now!

ahh, the car is not here is it!