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240 leg room 200 2002

posted by  stxavier2003 on  Thu May 20 09:43 CST 2004
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The driver seat can possibly be moved farther back. On the bottom of the seat, where it attaches to the track (this is from memory;two sets of holes exist, exactly at which point in the seat attachment they are is a little fuzzy), there are two sets of holes, one set that positions the seat more forward, and one set that positions the seat more rearward. I moved mine back when I got it. I don't think its easy to see which position it is in w/o removing the seat, others may have insight into that.






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