Show Me Your Switch
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From: Seattle
Originally Posted by superchrgds2k,Sep 21 2010, 04:24 PM
Looking at how the LHD (america) is not raised, seems it might be this way because of how you open the door to get out.
If driving a RHD S2K (non-american), your hand might hit the switch when opening the door.
If driving a RHD S2K (non-american), your hand might hit the switch when opening the door.
Why do you think LHD cars wouldn't have the same probability of that happening?
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From: VA
Originally Posted by Seattle2k,Sep 21 2010, 05:09 PM
^^^This makes no logical sense.
Why do you think LHD cars wouldn't have the same probability of that happening?
Why do you think LHD cars wouldn't have the same probability of that happening?
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Originally Posted by superchrgds2k,Sep 21 2010, 07:02 PM
Because your hand will hit the switch when you grab the door handle. Look how it is designed. Really? think about it...
One side is up. One side is down. It's easier to strike it down on RHD.