What do you think about this interior?
Originally posted by Kevin
Well I hope you get to keep your car.. Write it off on a new "Porsche Shop" I'll never forget you flat across your car trying to balance it, and keep it from falling to the ground!
Well I hope you get to keep your car.. Write it off on a new "Porsche Shop" I'll never forget you flat across your car trying to balance it, and keep it from falling to the ground!
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Originally posted by buddyg
Not a pretty site! Get out the mop.
I don't track the car that often and I hope I don't crash! I don't want to change the seats because they are more comfortable then the GT3 seats to me.
Not a pretty site! Get out the mop.
I don't track the car that often and I hope I don't crash! I don't want to change the seats because they are more comfortable then the GT3 seats to me.
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Originally posted by Kevin
Well I hope you get to keep your car.. Write it off on a new "Porsche Shop" I'll never forget you flat across your car trying to balance it, and keep it from falling to the ground!
Well I hope you get to keep your car.. Write it off on a new "Porsche Shop" I'll never forget you flat across your car trying to balance it, and keep it from falling to the ground!
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Originally posted by ColorChange
Buddy, the shoulder straps aren't stopped from spreading. In a bif, you're through the windshield or swallowing the air bag.
Buddy, the shoulder straps aren't stopped from spreading. In a bif, you're through the windshield or swallowing the air bag.
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Buddy,
It looks like my pics are getting a lot of mileage!! Haha!
Regarding your belts, I agree, you need to fix them. The shoulder harnesses need to be fixed against spreading and the sub belt should be redone. Regaring the sub belt, when you don't have a seat slot, you should run it through the crack between the seatback and seat and sit on it instead of running it in front of the seat. You are trying to arrest forward motion. Your location of the sub belt will require YOU to travel to the belt.
FIX IT!
It looks like my pics are getting a lot of mileage!! Haha!
Regarding your belts, I agree, you need to fix them. The shoulder harnesses need to be fixed against spreading and the sub belt should be redone. Regaring the sub belt, when you don't have a seat slot, you should run it through the crack between the seatback and seat and sit on it instead of running it in front of the seat. You are trying to arrest forward motion. Your location of the sub belt will require YOU to travel to the belt.
FIX IT!
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Okay, guys I get what your saying about the harnesses. Not sure what my answer is though because I don't track the car that often, so I don't want to put GT3 seats in it. Maybe I will have to just buy one and swap it in when I go to the track.
Dabum,
It is nice to be back, thanks!
Dabum,
It is nice to be back, thanks!
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Go to a good custom interior or refurb source, have them slot your seats and finish the holes w/matching leather. It's a nice custom feature. I had it done to both OE leather seats in a Porsche I had a few yrs back. Saves a lot of bucks, keeps you in a comfy seat, and gets the job done in an inconspicuous manner. 