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The distance from the seat to the steering wheel.
One of the parameters that affects the adjustment of a vehicle's driver's seat, along with height adjustment, is the distance from the seat to the steering wheel. This is a key safety element, as the driver must be positioned so that they can comfortably press the pedals without bending their legs too much or sitting too far away.
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The distance from the clutch pedal to the brake pedal.
The distance from the seat to the steering wheel.
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