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  • Question for W. Whiteside

    Do you sit lower in the seat than Steven does in Strega? I was going through this years pictures and it looks like you are sitting pretty low in there.

    Jarrod

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    Re: Question for W. Whiteside

    His is a bit shorter than Steve.

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    • #3
      Re: Question for W. Whiteside

      Yes Steve is taller but I believe the seat in Voodoo has been setup lower for when Bob (6’3’’) was flying it.
      Jason
      Jason Schillereff

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        Re: Question for W. Whiteside

        Originally posted by Jason S. View Post
        Yes Steve is taller but I believe the seat in Voodoo has been setup lower for when Bob (6’3’’) was flying it.
        Jason
        Yeah, the joke around the hangar was that they needed to find a booster seat for Will. It's my understanding that some of the seats in P-51's are fixed, while some are adjustable. This one was fixed for Bob to sit inside it.

        Michael

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        • #5
          Re: Question for W. Whiteside

          Originally posted by T. Adams View Post
          His is a bit shorter than Steve.
          And Steve is taller than Tiger
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          • #6
            Re: Question for W. Whiteside

            Well Will you can always say you "fly by the seat of your pants". No pun intended. You are one hell of a pilot & hope you keep flying "Voodoo"
            Lockheed Bob

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              Re: Question for W. Whiteside

              I'm more aerodynamic sitting lower!
              Just ask Kerch. Mike Luvara put telemetry on me and the lower I sit the faster I think I am.
              WW

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              • #8
                Re: Question for W. Whiteside

                Ha! And Hilarious as well! The vertically challenged shall eventually rule the earth.... Witness: Mike Brown Skip Holm
                The tall guys are allowed to win on occassion- Just to humour them...

                All things being equal smaller= more efficient, aerodymamic and lighter weight.... And shorter distance brain to heart = more G's ...Hard to beat for flying .....They even eat less -Could call 'em lucky
                Last edited by nitromainia; 10-22-2009, 04:50 PM.

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                  Re: Question for W. Whiteside

                  Originally posted by nitromainia View Post
                  Ha! And Hilarious as well! The vertically challenged shall eventually rule the earth.... Witness: Mike Brown Skip Holm
                  The tall guys are allowed to win on occassion- Just to humour them...

                  All things being equal smaller= more efficient, aerodymamic and lighter weight.... And shorter distance brain to heart = more G's ...Hard to beat for flying .....They even eat less -Could call 'em lucky
                  Well nobody tell Sharp that...

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                  • #10
                    Re: Question for W. Whiteside

                    Originally posted by laminar View Post
                    Well nobody tell Sharp that...
                    Must have been hell for him when he first started racing F-1 in "Aero Magic"! LOL! I feel his pain, i'm 6' 3" myself
                    Last edited by t-dub; 10-23-2009, 03:09 PM.
                    "Racefuel, It's not just for breakfast anymore!" http://www.twracefotos.net

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