Two items - 1st, Become an educated consumer before you spend serious money. Volunteer to crew with a local F5 driver and learn all that you can about the many critical details over one full season. 2nd, Once you have found a car that fits you the best - move any bars that are in your way, adjust the steering wheel and pedals to where you want them and move the seat as needed. Any gaps get padded. A good race shop will be a big help unless you can cut/weld yourself then read the GCR on the structure of the formula car. Been messing with these cars since 1982.
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Two items - 1st, Become an educated consumer before you spend serious money. Volunteer to crew with a local F5 driver and learn all that you can about the many critical details over one full season. 2nd, Once you have found a car that fits you the best - move any bars that are in your way, adjust the steering wheel and pedals to where you want them and move the seat as needed. Any gaps get padded. A good race shop will be a big help unless you can cut/weld yourself then read the GCR on the structure of the formula car. Been messing with these cars since 1982.