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by **Brian Bowle** » Thu, 01 Jun 2000 04:00:00

I am having back problems from gpl and I was wondering. What is an
ecconomical solution? I would not mind if I could find some plans to build a
***pit. My thrustmaster pedals are at a bad angle. I have to lean forward
to get to the pedals. When racing in this postion I have no back support. I
really like my logitech wheel and thrustmaster pedals. I do not want to
switch to a hyperstimulator***pit because it is too much money. I know
there are others on the market in the $300 price range but I am about to buy
a new video card. My wife would not be happy. Can someone help me?
Thanks,
Brian Bowles

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by **daxe** » Thu, 01 Jun 2000 04:00:00

How about racing GPL less?

~daxe

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by **E. Crawfor** » Fri, 02 Jun 2000 04:00:00

Brian I sent the pictures we discussed, but before I built the***pit I had
the same problem so I raised the pedals and changed the angle so it was more
comfortable. This worked great while I built the***pit

Edward

by **Obiwa** » Fri, 02 Jun 2000 04:00:00

> > I am having back problems from gpl and I was wondering. What is an
> > ecconomical solution?

> How about racing GPL less?

> ~daxe

Hehehe,I can intuit the answere here....
"racing GPL less is not an option".............

:-)

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by **John Tomlinso** » Fri, 02 Jun 2000 04:00:00

I am interested in some pics too

> Brian I sent the pictures we discussed, but before I built the***pit I
had
> the same problem so I raised the pedals and changed the angle so it was
more
> comfortable. This worked great while I built the***pit

> Edward

> > I am having back problems from gpl and I was wondering. What is an
> > ecconomical solution? I would not mind if I could find some plans to
build
> a
> >***pit. My thrustmaster pedals are at a bad angle. I have to lean
forward
> > to get to the pedals. When racing in this postion I have no back
support.
> I
> > really like my logitech wheel and thrustmaster pedals. I do not want to
> > switch to a hyperstimulator***pit because it is too much money. I know
> > there are others on the market in the $300 price range but I am about to
> buy
> > a new video card. My wife would not be happy. Can someone help me?
> > Thanks,
> > Brian Bowles

> > --
> > Brian Bowles

by **Mathieu Dupon** » Fri, 02 Jun 2000 04:00:00

Hey, I'm also interseted by pics...

> Brian I sent the pictures we discussed, but before I built the***pit I
had
> the same problem so I raised the pedals and changed the angle so it was
more
> comfortable. This worked great while I built the***pit

> Edward

> > I am having back problems from gpl and I was wondering. What is an
> > ecconomical solution? I would not mind if I could find some plans to
build
> a
> >***pit. My thrustmaster pedals are at a bad angle. I have to lean
forward
> > to get to the pedals. When racing in this postion I have no back
support.
> I
> > really like my logitech wheel and thrustmaster pedals. I do not want to
> > switch to a hyperstimulator***pit because it is too much money. I know
> > there are others on the market in the $300 price range but I am about to
> buy
> > a new video card. My wife would not be happy. Can someone help me?
> > Thanks,
> > Brian Bowles

> > --
> > Brian Bowles

by **Tim Vanhe** » Fri, 02 Jun 2000 04:00:00

I recently finished my***pit. It's basicly simple a metal frame holding a
carseat with a low table in front that holds my wheel and screen. I took
measurements from my car.
I got a nice 2nd hand carseat for appr. 45$ and 50$ for the metal and wooden
board.
It's very stable and solid.
So that's in your price range isn't it?
But couldn't you just stuff something under your pedals to place them under
an angle? .

by **Ashley McConnel** » Fri, 02 Jun 2000 04:00:00

Try attaching them to a lever-arch file....did the trick for me a while back

Ash
http://www.racesimcentral.net/

| I recently finished my***pit. It's basicly simple a metal frame holding
a
| carseat with a low table in front that holds my wheel and screen. I took
| measurements from my car.
| I got a nice 2nd hand carseat for appr. 45$ and 50$ for the metal and
wooden
| board.
| It's very stable and solid.
| So that's in your price range isn't it?
| But couldn't you just stuff something under your pedals to place them
under
| an angle? .
|
|

by **Kieran Larki** » Mon, 05 Jun 2000 04:00:00

Me too

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> Hey, I'm also interseted by pics...

> > Brian I sent the pictures we discussed, but before I built the***pit I
> had
> > the same problem so I raised the pedals and changed the angle so it was
> more
> > comfortable. This worked great while I built the***pit

> > Edward

> > > I am having back problems from gpl and I was wondering. What is an
> > > ecconomical solution? I would not mind if I could find some plans to
> build
> > a
> > >***pit. My thrustmaster pedals are at a bad angle. I have to lean
> forward
> > > to get to the pedals. When racing in this postion I have no back
> support.
> > I
> > > really like my logitech wheel and thrustmaster pedals. I do not want
to
> > > switch to a hyperstimulator***pit because it is too much money. I
know
> > > there are others on the market in the $300 price range but I am about
to
> > buy
> > > a new video card. My wife would not be happy. Can someone help me?
> > > Thanks,
> > > Brian Bowles

> > > --
> > > Brian Bowles

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