my US Exotics review
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Your hood pics
Thanks, Daniel. Did you have a hard time adjusting to driving with the cowl? Is the height about the same as top of steering wheel? Or is your steering wheel higher than the cowl height?
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to give you an idea, 99% of the time driving is not effected at all, the only time its and issue is when cresting a hill.
for a point of reference, it completely blocks my view of the passenger headlight lid (when raised) and I have to lean forward to see the driver side (if I sit ALL the way back in the seat it will disappear from view as well). Trying to eyeball it from the outside I would say it's between the highest point of the dash and the top of the wheel.
Keep in mind this is the standard Superhawk, so I don't know hoe different in height the WS9 hood is in comparison.
for a point of reference, it completely blocks my view of the passenger headlight lid (when raised) and I have to lean forward to see the driver side (if I sit ALL the way back in the seat it will disappear from view as well). Trying to eyeball it from the outside I would say it's between the highest point of the dash and the top of the wheel.
Keep in mind this is the standard Superhawk, so I don't know hoe different in height the WS9 hood is in comparison.
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to give you an idea, 99% of the time driving is not effected at all, the only time its and issue is when cresting a hill.
for a point of reference, it completely blocks my view of the passenger headlight lid (when raised) and I have to lean forward to see the driver side (if I sit ALL the way back in the seat it will disappear from view as well). Trying to eyeball it from the outside I would say it's between the highest point of the dash and the top of the wheel.
Keep in mind this is the standard Superhawk, so I don't know hoe different in height the WS9 hood is in comparison.
for a point of reference, it completely blocks my view of the passenger headlight lid (when raised) and I have to lean forward to see the driver side (if I sit ALL the way back in the seat it will disappear from view as well). Trying to eyeball it from the outside I would say it's between the highest point of the dash and the top of the wheel.
Keep in mind this is the standard Superhawk, so I don't know hoe different in height the WS9 hood is in comparison.