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I have a 1960 AH 3000 mk1 2 seater that I would like to modify the seat position on. First I'm 6'1" tall and the seat has me sitting straight up in it. My eyes are about even with the top of the windshield. Second I'm too close to the windshield and steering wheel.
I bought a 15" steering wheel hoping to gain a little room between the bottom of the wheel to my legs, but wonder what I can do to get back a little further and drop the seating height? I saw where someone used a taper mount to set the seat at an angle. Approx. 1" in the front and nothing at the back of the mounts. Wouldn't this just make my legs closer to the wheel?
Any thoughts or ideas would be greatly appreciated.