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    #16
    Originally posted by SQ13 View Post

    Cries in 5’7
    No joke, I’d rather be shorter. So many cars are annoying/impossible.

    2005 IR/IR M3 Coupe
    2012 LMB/Black 128i
    100 Series Land Cruiser

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      #17
      Originally posted by Obioban View Post

      No joke, I’d rather be shorter. So many cars are annoying/impossible.
      😆😆 Yeaah (6'5" here) ... At last track day I sat in this guy's Lotus Elise (ironically he was also a tall fellow); with the steering wheel spaced out it might actually work, but in stock form it feels like a go-kart w/ steering wheel sawing at my legs. That and I always bump my head on s**t

      FWIW, I went for the Nogaro after a ride along in Obioban's car. Harness holes are high enough for me (barely) and otherwise I have no complaints whatsoever, such an enhancement to driving experience. Haven't done the passenger seat yet-- need to get wife to validate comfort

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        #18
        Sportsters look much better than they feel (especially being period correct for an E46). I was ready to pull the trigger on them to upgrade my Z4M seats and just so happened to drive a friends' car after he installed some. An hour drive changed my tune and they were a no-go for me. Lateral move at best and a big effort for negligible increase in support & weight savings. And once I realized the backrest reminds me of those flexy plastic white chairs it was all over. They are somewhat of an improvement from stock seats although a halfway point IMO. At least with Z4M seats you get a true PnP setup for about half the cost.

        Nogaros or PP's are now at the top of my list. But absolutely will not commit until I drive a car with them for 30+ minutes as heinzbohmer suggested. Sitting static will not tell the whole story.

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          #19
          I initially wanted Nogaros but reviews consistently describe them as uncomfortable after short to medium length drives - particularly low back/lumbar. This was a deal breaker, I ended up buying Pole Positions which have been great.

          Another thing to consider (for both PP and Nogaros) is the shoulder bolstering. Quite tight if you have broad shoulders.

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            #20
            Bump. Anyone have Nogaros in Atlanta? Thinking about an upgrade.
            2003.5 SG/Grey
            https://www.talcottmfg.com/blog

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              #21
              I sold mine due to being extremely uncomfortable. They looked great though!

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                #22
                Tried quite a few seats at Discovery Parts and settled on the Sparco Evo Performance. In the car for just over a year and no regrets.
                Old, not obsolete.

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                  #23
                  I’ve at in Nogaros, CS, & PP’s. I’m 5’10” with broad shoulders and I found the Nogaros to be too tight on my shoulders. PP’s are more spacious for the shoulder but tighter on the hips. I have an athletic build and found the CS’. to be the most comfortable for my proportions. Though I have never tested CS’s in fast corners but it felt like a step up from stock but not sunk too deep like the PP’s. I do like the idea of maintaining the rear seat accessibility which is why I’d likely upgrade to CS’s one day. Maybe Recaro will develop a new lighter version similar to the RSS.

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