7 type track cars
Discussion
Myself and a group of friends are looking to get a track car to use between ourselves. The idea is to get something relatively basic over the winter and run it for next year to see is a car share works to maximise its use. Then, if successful, possibly move up the ladder later.
However, I have driven a regular Westfield and it is too small, I am 6' 1". How much larger is the SEW overall? I have also seen a Luego Viento on the net. Does anyone have experience of this make and are they larger again? Similarly, are the Tigers a bit bigger? I realise we must sit in a car before making a decision but help ruling out some types would give us somewhere to start.
Thanks.
However, I have driven a regular Westfield and it is too small, I am 6' 1". How much larger is the SEW overall? I have also seen a Luego Viento on the net. Does anyone have experience of this make and are they larger again? Similarly, are the Tigers a bit bigger? I realise we must sit in a car before making a decision but help ruling out some types would give us somewhere to start.
Thanks.
If it was an old 'narrow body' Westfield, then the 'wide body' is considerably wider - I rattle round in one like a pea on a drum, and I'm 6'0" and 15+ stone - but the 'wide body' has been the standard and only available Westfield for some years now, as far as I am aware.
Depending on the car you tried before, though, you may want to think in termsof different seating or a slightly smaller steering wheel rather than buying a bigger car altogether; a rigid foam or simple bench seat can make a huge difference compared to the padded bucket seats that are in favour these days.
Depending on the car you tried before, though, you may want to think in termsof different seating or a slightly smaller steering wheel rather than buying a bigger car altogether; a rigid foam or simple bench seat can make a huge difference compared to the padded bucket seats that are in favour these days.
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