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being only 5-6 i found i was sat to low in my plus 4 so have cured this by fitting 1"x1" wooden stripes under the seat runners now have a better view over the dash add along the bonnet. next i am going to modify the pedals so ican move the seat back a bit have been looking at the wolf pedals and wondered if they might help has any one else used them ?

LES

I had my throttle pedal modified by Wolf. It moved it up closer to the brake. They make good stuff. Call them up and discuss your needs they are pretty friendly.

Cain at wolf is working on a pedal extension kit going to be in touch when done

I have the complete pedal set and am very happy as they are comfortable and give a very good "feel" and control, specially the accelerator. However, it does not move the pedals closer. Maybe the accelerator a cm or so (compared the rather uncomfortable OEM roller pedal), clutch and brake is pretty much the same as before. Cain at Wolf is one of the few that really develops new stuff that works, if he is working on an extension kit, I guess it will be more that adequate when launched.
An organ add-on pedal might solve your problem, though. I have not tried it, but I did not like the design - introducing one more moving part in the system. I feared it would be less "direct". But no personal experience, just a hunch.

I have the opposite problem. At 6' 1" I'd like to lower the seat and move the pedals for more space. Not sure that either is possible.

I lowered the driver side seat by removing the wooden spacers. I recently put them back in after taking the seats out to tidy them up. When taking the seat out initially I used stainless bolts to refit. I did this to the passenger seat a few weeks ago as well.
I fitted an organ pedal to my previous 4/4 and preferred it to the roller pedal. I used some tape to pad the fitting out to cure a slight rattle.
I am planning replacing the rubber pedal covers on clutch and brake with non slip tape.

The seat spacers are such a simple fix. Some Morgans don't have them, some have quite thick tapered spacers, and there are doubtless other variations.

I kept the taper spacers in my Roadster, and added maybe half inch flat spacers to my Plus 4. Later Morgans have a deeper dashboard, which limits how high you can go with the seat before your thighs get squeezed by the steering wheel, even adjusted to the high point.