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Old 04-27-2004, 03:33 PM   #1
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Steering Wheel Extension

What are my options for adjusting my steering wheel reach?

I have a Subaru Forester which I modified the seat rails to be 1" higher and 3" farther back so I'd have more leg room, but now I can barely reach the steering wheel. Ideally I'd want about a 3" extension. Are there spacers that would be compatible with my steering wheel? Where does the spacer go (i.e. would it space the wheel away from my turn signal switches)? What about a custom steering column?

I also was thinking that a Subaru Outback steering column might be longer than the Forester's. Any chance I could just swap in one of those? And how would I find out the length before ordering one?

Appreciate any suggestions!

Thanks,

- mark
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