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Great forum folks! Have been self-educating as I consider (plan) a M3W. I have seen plenty of posts regarding taller drivers, but I'm concerned about the opposite. I'm 5'8" but my inseam is only 30, with 32 inch sleeves. I realize the pedals are adjustable and the wheel and seats are not. I saw a YouTube video where someone appears to be driving with a matching seatback bolster. Is there enough forward adjustment to the pedals for someone my size to have no problem reaching them? Anyone use a seatback extender/bolster to be closer to the wheel? Thanks in advance and for all the helpful info on these boards.


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You're at the acceptable lower end. You'll be find with the pedals at the rearmost setting. Might need a steering wheel spacer.


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Yes ask Brands Hatch Morgans . For padded seat cushions made to fit.

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You will be fine. I'm shorter than you and have the pedals on the 3rd rearmost setting (out of 4). The factory also made the base cushion thicker so that I can see the top of the nearside wheel.

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I'm 5'9" with a 31" inseam, my pedals are set at the furthest location and I have a 1" spacer on the steering wheel.

With this set up it is the most comfortable I have ever been in any car ever.

5 hours without a break is no problem and no numb bum either.

I doubt very much weather you will need any form of booster cushion on the backrest.

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Perfect size for all Italian beauties !
And of coarse M3W 😊
The petals can be moved (bolted) to anyone's legs length
the only issue are how wide you are!

I'm 5'6 with 29" inseams 34" waist and I never moved the
pedals from the factory setup

As long as you can see over the hood, not over 250lbs wide
along with having a smaller riding partner, you should be good 👍


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Originally Posted By Dab of oppo
I'm 5'9" with a 31" inseam, my pedals are set at the furthest location and I have a 1" spacer on the steering wheel.

With this set up it is the most comfortable I have ever been in any car ever.

5 hours without a break is no problem and no numb bum either.

I doubt very much weather you will need any form of booster cushion on the backrest.


All depends on the whether (damn I'm funny)!


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Originally Posted By Dab of oppo
I'm 5'9" with a 31" inseam, my pedals are set at the furthest location and I have a 1" spacer on the steering wheel.

With this set up it is the most comfortable I have ever been in any car ever.

5 hours without a break is no problem and no numb bum either.

I doubt very much weather you will need any form of booster cushion on the backrest.


Do you mean furthest forward or furthest toward you?
Thanks for all replies!


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Originally Posted By MO63WLR
You will be fine. I'm shorter than you and have the pedals on the 3rd rearmost setting (out of 4). The factory also made the base cushion thicker so that I can see the top of the nearside wheel.


Was that a special order?


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Your last two questions were questionable.


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