Reply to "tall guys in panteras"

msm_portata (Guest)

Why is it that the tallest Pantera drive does not have dropped pans, but the shortest has a 4" drop? Weird.

Riverflyer -- You should have no problems. There are a number of simple changes you can make to get plenty of room. With more extensive changes, someone as tall as 6'7" should be able to comfortably drive a Pantera. I am 6'5" and can drive with a helment on the track.

See the article that I wrote on the subject.
http://www.PanteraAdventure.com/tall_man_conversions.htm

7/4/0512:42 PM

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