Are GM engineers stupid? In here!
08-04-2014, 04:28 PM
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No need to act like a cry baby just because I wiped the floor with your sub $3000 turbo kit posts. Also it seems that you are too obsessed with my thread having more posts than I do, do you post on the forum for a living or what exactly?
By reading all the comments, it sounds like im dealing with a bunch of kids here, im not just giving you MY opinion on the steering wheel being severely offset, I actually provided you with hard evidence, everything you say should be directed at whether this is a correctly designed cockpit, or not. The fact that previous GM cars had the same problem doesn't work as a method of justifying it for the newer cars, so if you made mistakes in your life because you were ignorant, doesn't mean you would have to repeat your mistakes all over again, let alone MAKE THEM WORSE.
PS. almost all the responses are from members who don't own the truck, the least thing you could do before spreading more of your ignorance is having driven the truck for a few hours at least.
08-04-2014, 05:00 PM
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I've been on two 10 hour road trips in the new 14 and my "elbow" was fine. Don't be calling us ignorant if you are ignorant yourself. How would you know who in this thread has driven or owned a new 14? This thread is pointless and should stickied in the comedy section.
You are not the first foreigner to bash an American made car and you won't be the last. So go take your daddies money, (notice I'm being ignorant about your financial situation since that seems to be your theme around the board) and buy a f**kng prius. Your skinny elbows should fit nicely in the drivers seat. I bet that hybrid engine will really put your tuning skills to the test.
You are not the first foreigner to bash an American made car and you won't be the last. So go take your daddies money, (notice I'm being ignorant about your financial situation since that seems to be your theme around the board) and buy a f**kng prius. Your skinny elbows should fit nicely in the drivers seat. I bet that hybrid engine will really put your tuning skills to the test.
08-04-2014, 05:45 PM
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I've been on two 10 hour road trips in the new 14 and my "elbow" was fine. Don't be calling us ignorant if you are ignorant yourself. How would you know who in this thread has driven or owned a new 14? This thread is pointless and should stickied in the comedy section.
You are not the first foreigner to bash an American made car and you won't be the last. So go take your daddies money, (notice I'm being ignorant about your financial situation since that seems to be your theme around the board) and buy a f**kng prius. Your skinny elbows should fit nicely in the drivers seat. I bet that hybrid engine will really put your tuning skills to the test.
You are not the first foreigner to bash an American made car and you won't be the last. So go take your daddies money, (notice I'm being ignorant about your financial situation since that seems to be your theme around the board) and buy a f**kng prius. Your skinny elbows should fit nicely in the drivers seat. I bet that hybrid engine will really put your tuning skills to the test.
Dear GM, lets install a ***** in the driver seat for all my 5+ foot tall friends with manly elbows because they wouldn't mind anything from an American company.
On a sidenote you have to realize that I purchased the truck with my own money and will even burn It to the ground if I wish to, no one donated the truck to me, I can criticize any vehicle I want regardless of who or where it was built. Ive owned in total more GM vehicles than any of you would care to imagine, and I would bet on that, so if GM were to listen to anyone's feedback that would be from customers like me and not members who are still driving their trucks from the 90's.
08-04-2014, 05:58 PM
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ah! that makes more sense, so you guys are all biased because the vehicle is American made, so instead of fixing the problem we will live with the problem because the vehicle is American made and we will not allow any end user to criticize our products.
Dear GM, lets install a ***** in the driver seat for all my 5+ foot tall friends with manly elbows because they wouldn't mind anything from an American company.
On a sidenote you have to realize that I purchased the truck with my own money and will even burn It to the ground if I wish to, no one donated the truck to me, I can criticize any vehicle I want regardless of who or where it was built. Ive owned in total more GM vehicles than any of you would care to imagine, and I would bet on that, so if GM were to listen to anyone's feedback that would be from customers like me and not members who are still driving their trucks from the 90's.
Dear GM, lets install a ***** in the driver seat for all my 5+ foot tall friends with manly elbows because they wouldn't mind anything from an American company.
On a sidenote you have to realize that I purchased the truck with my own money and will even burn It to the ground if I wish to, no one donated the truck to me, I can criticize any vehicle I want regardless of who or where it was built. Ive owned in total more GM vehicles than any of you would care to imagine, and I would bet on that, so if GM were to listen to anyone's feedback that would be from customers like me and not members who are still driving their trucks from the 90's.
08-04-2014, 06:01 PM
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oh and ps. im 6'2 and 218 lbs. and I have no problem with my 2014 rcsb steering wheel. or any gm product for that matter. you just need to stop whining or start taking the shoe lace express homie
08-04-2014, 06:16 PM
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I daily drive the truck, except that im not too happy about it. Noticed the problem about an hour AFTER I purchased the truck, I still have craploads of mods for the truck on the way so no looking back now...