My lonely headrest
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My lonely headrest
Is it me or am i the only person that owns a Z that hasnt once put their head on the head rest... I think the person that was designing the seats had a REALLY big head to be able to reach all the way to the head rest...
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i noticed that the other day. if i put my head back in my ZR, i'm either looking way down to see the road, or i'm staring at the sky. i don't recline the seat a whole lot either. i think anyone over about 5'9" doesn't really have that option of reclining much while driving.
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The headrest isn't for you to rest your head on, it's to keep you from getting whiplash in an accident.
I dont use my headrest either.
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Originally Posted by kpiskin
The headrest isn't for you to rest your head on, it's to keep you from getting whiplash in an accident.
Lol you are right about that one!!! But than whats the arm rest for?? haha jk
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Originally Posted by kpiskin
The headrest isn't for you to rest your head on, it's to keep you from getting whiplash in an accident.
In regards to my statement of wearing helmet, I was just pointing out that if you could comfortably rest your head on the headrest (and drive), you probaly wouldn't be able to wear a helmet on a track day w/o bouncing your head on the headrest
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Originally Posted by kpiskin
The headrest isn't for you to rest your head on, it's to keep you from getting whiplash in an accident.
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Hmmm, my body must be different from most of yours. When I adjust my seat to a comfortable angle, my head almost touch the headrest. I can drive with my head resting on it, but it's not relaxing. The stiff suspension makes it a bit bumpy if I rest my head. It’s true, I found the headrest too close when driving with a helmet on.
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Originally Posted by kpiskin
The headrest isn't for you to rest your head on, it's to keep you from getting whiplash in an accident.