Robin
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A mate just asked me why the handbrake in his MR2 points skyward...
Anyone know? I can't work it out
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Jenko_Sport
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Cable has proberbly stretched or just needs adjusting properly
[Edited on 09-03-2007 by Jenko_Sport]
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Scotty C
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Rear pads need changing?
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Robin
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No, it's normal, I'm sure anyone who's had an MR2 will know what I mean.
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Robin
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See -
Mk1

Can't find a pic of a later one, but it's nearly as bad...
same with the 200sx, mx-5, 300ZX, loads of them are like it.
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Scotty C
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My misses step-dad has a MR2 J plate, i'll ask.
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Colin
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so it looks like you've got a huge erection when folk look in the car.
ps. mine was the same its meant to be like that, possible because of the layout of the cab & the build of the transmission tunnel its got to sit a bit further up.
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GT4Brody
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The ones in my 2 gt4s were higher than normal but not vertical like a sex toy....
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Colin
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big black cock
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GT4Brody
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Pmsl
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Robin
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There must be a specific reason for it though, seems odd for to do it because they can't do it another way... they'd engineer round it, surely? 
Looks silly.
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SVM 286
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quote: Originally posted by Robin
A mate just asked me why the handbrake in his MR2 points skyward...
Anyone know? I can't work it out
It just does Robin.
It's to do with the location of the lever and console in relation to the position of your arm and elbow.
It's also to do with the fact it's located on a transmission tunnel that is much higher than in most cars, and much MUCH higher than the floor of a FWD car where it would be located.
[Edited on 09-03-2007 by SVM 286]
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GT4Brody
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maybe jap women save money on buying dongs that way?
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AK
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it wouldnt be comfortable to have a normal up down when your sitting below the handbrake lever. That is the most ergonomic design
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