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  • Lizardracing
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2009
    • 839

    #16
    Will do. Your experiences supersede mine in this regard so I'll follow it for sure.

    That's a big 10-4 on the energy, strength and endurance standpoint. I feel ya

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    • TheJet-09
      Senior Member
      • Jul 2013
      • 1616

      #17
      Thanks for the suggestion Billet. I will definitely look at my shoulder belt height once I'm back in the car.

      Hey Lizard, another thing I thought I'd mention is that I run a 1" spacer under the right side of my seat (where it mounts through the floor pan) to lean it to the left. I find it easier to get in and out of the car (especially with these containment seats), and I feel it has helped with fatigue as well, most certainly with the attitude of these cars today. Lastly, I feel for you with the health issues and wish the best for you. And I agree, do what you can while you can. We can't get yesterday back, and never know what tomorrow may bring.

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      • Lizardracing
        Senior Member
        • Sep 2009
        • 839

        #18
        Thanks!
        I added support in accordance to the seat manufactures okay and been out a few times. It's perfect now, SO MUCH better to feel like I'm staying IN seat instead of tossed out the right side window! Now to just find some speed and get back into a rhythm with my hands and feet. Car is decent about everywhere but needs a little bit of something about everywhere as well.
        On the QC question, I sticking with what I have as I may reclip the back end this winter and decide what to do then.
        Health is good, improving, slow but going forward. I can do about anything, it just takes me longer than it used too but I'm no spring chicken either.

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