The very last mods
19 November 2008, 03:45 PM
#1
The very last mods
For this year
First of all a massive thanks to big Tam ( tommytcut ) for helping me and letting me use his garage. :thumbup:
Fitted an evo style number plate , new sun strip and best of all my new ( 2nd hand ) seats.
Cant wait for Saturdays borders run now.
First of all a massive thanks to big Tam ( tommytcut ) for helping me and letting me use his garage. :thumbup:
Fitted an evo style number plate , new sun strip and best of all my new ( 2nd hand ) seats.
Cant wait for Saturdays borders run now.
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19 November 2008, 05:51 PM
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Looks spot-on!
I have the same seats but the carbon version, they are the most comfiest and supportive seats that I've sat in!
How do the seatbelts work with them in? are you going to re-route them so they work through the bottom holes as surely you could slide out with the height of the sides, or do what I have done and get some e-marked harnesses?
as for the last mods....
I have the same seats but the carbon version, they are the most comfiest and supportive seats that I've sat in!
How do the seatbelts work with them in? are you going to re-route them so they work through the bottom holes as surely you could slide out with the height of the sides, or do what I have done and get some e-marked harnesses?
as for the last mods....
19 November 2008, 06:25 PM
#10
Cheers for all the comments folks
The seats are very snug, i mentioned to her in doors that she may struggle to fit and i got a slap.
So far i have just got the seat belt in the old position but i will be looking into other options.
The problem with harnesses is that i have two kids and for all that they are very rarely in the car, if i go for full harnesses it means that the rear seat is out of action.
Cheers Frayz .
The seats are very snug, i mentioned to her in doors that she may struggle to fit and i got a slap.
So far i have just got the seat belt in the old position but i will be looking into other options.
The problem with harnesses is that i have two kids and for all that they are very rarely in the car, if i go for full harnesses it means that the rear seat is out of action.
Cheers Frayz
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21 November 2008, 01:07 AM
#22
As for harness bars.
Yes you can still use the rear seats but in all honesty i wouldnt want to for safety sake. I cant imagine the damage to the rear occupants if the worst was to happen . For that reason id say if you use one then deffo do not carry passengers in the rear.
Get one and powdercoat it a nice satin black and you wouldnt even know one was in there
Yes you can still use the rear seats but in all honesty i wouldnt want to for safety sake. I cant imagine the damage to the rear occupants if the worst was to happen . For that reason id say if you use one then deffo do not carry passengers in the rear.
Get one and powdercoat it a nice satin black and you wouldnt even know one was in there
21 November 2008, 07:29 AM
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Are the seats fixed or can you slide them? I'd like some like that in mine eventually but I occasionally let the wife drive the car and she's a bit shorter than me. It's always fun trying to get in the car when she's put it in the garage
21 November 2008, 11:09 AM
#27
Hopefully one day i will get myself down to prodrive for the tour. I went to the autosport show at the necc to see L555BAT in the flesh 
.Couldnt make it down to the Mcrae gathering, i was gutted.
As far as the harness bars go i will have to leave it for now but one day the car will become just a two seater.
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