I would look at the smallest P-series from Quickie or the
Storm-series from Invacare. The best powerchair for small
and tight quarters is the Permobil front wheel drive. ALl
these chairs will range between 7500 and 12-14000, depending
on equipment.
To give you better balance you must look at your seat angle
as well as your back angle. Make sure you get a seat angle
that is lower in the back than the front. Also make sure
your footrest is correctly adjusted, it's another very
important part of "building" balance into the chair. A
backrest that is reclined a little bit will also help, but
reclining too much usually creates other problems, so watch
out for that.
It's all a matter of trial & error, so find someone to work
with that are up for a little wrenching and don't stop until
you're happy. Feel free to ask me for more specifics, I've
gone through this several times.
People with in-complete injuries have some sensation and/or
voluntary movement left below the level of injury. When the
injury is complete there is no functional movement or
sensation present. Of course, neurological injury leaves
everybody with a different situation, so the gray area here
is vast.
Good luck....... let me know how it goes, OK!
Martin