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Old Oct 31, 2015 | 06:57 PM
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My daughter has now outgrown her baby seat so i am now looking for one to suit 9 months to 4 years.

Tried some today and none of them fit my blob sti, the woman in mothercare suggested Recaro.

I've searched through snet and all information is from very old posts.

Any you guys recommend for newage?

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Old Oct 31, 2015 | 08:30 PM
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We had a maxi cosi seat that fit well.
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Old Oct 31, 2015 | 08:48 PM
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Maxi cosi with an isofix base here. Works perfectly.
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Old Oct 31, 2015 | 09:21 PM
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Unfortunatly no isofix in mine do you know which model of maxi cosi

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Why won't they fit in?
Why hasn't your newage got Isofix?

I had 2 maxi cosi seats, both fitted fine with no issues

I had a Recaro 1, but it was for age 4 up, not used one of the 4 months up type ones
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Old Nov 1, 2015 | 08:41 AM
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Originally Posted by BoozyDave
Why won't they fit in?
Why hasn't your newage got Isofix?

I had 2 maxi cosi seats, both fitted fine with no issues

I had a Recaro 1, but it was for age 4 up, not used one of the 4 months up type ones
Ive got a my03 jdm blob sti which i presume didnt get isofix unless it was a option or on later cars, either way its a bit of a bummer without!

We tried a brittax one (well my wife did!!!!) It didnt fit and woman did say possibly maxi cosi or recaro, i just wanted to know what people on here are using as theres not that many to physically try in shops ive been too so might have to order online?

I must admit i did find it strange as its four door saloon car not two door sports car

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Old Nov 1, 2015 | 08:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Tarling
Ive got a my03 jdm blob sti which i presume didnt get isofix unless it was a option or on later cars, either way its a bit of a bummer without!

We tried a brittax one (well my wife did!!!!) It didnt fit and woman did say possibly maxi cosi or recaro, i just wanted to know what people on here are using as theres not that many to physically try in shops ive been too so might have to order online?

I must admit i did find it strange as its four door saloon car not two door sports car

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You need to change the rear seat frames out for some isofix ones then, I'm sure a breaker on here can help.
I have a rear facing besafe combi x3 in my newage blob wrx. Very good safety reviews, recaro didn't rank that highly
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Old Nov 1, 2015 | 09:17 AM
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You need to change the rear seat frames out for some isofix ones then, I'm sure a breaker on here can help.
I have a rear facing besafe combi x3 in my newage blob wrx. Very good safety reviews, recaro didn't rank that highly
I did think i must be able to change the seats or something to convert to isofix but i was led to believe it wasnt possible which i thought was strange as thought it must be bolted on in some way, any other info with this i would be gratefull unless there is no info other than bolt out bolt in etc

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Old Nov 1, 2015 | 11:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Tarling
I did think i must be able to change the seats or something to convert to isofix but i was led to believe it wasnt possible which i thought was strange as thought it must be bolted on in some way, any other info with this i would be gratefull unless there is no info other than bolt out bolt in etc

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The isofix points are on the frame that bolts in behind the seat back, these can easily be swapped for your ones.
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Old Nov 1, 2015 | 12:39 PM
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Had a look our was the maxi cosi Priori SPS

I wouldnt worry too much about isofix points not all cars are tested on this in the crash test anyway, youll also find the government and which testing completely different. Which is alot better so use that as a guide.

Our seat was a belt in version, which can be really pulled down solid.

Id say thats a great option for you,

Were now into the child seat, for my boy whos nearly 4, thats even harder to find a good seat.

Hth.

Jake
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