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"Schroth Quickfit removable 4-point harness" By Tony Danza
tony_danza:
--- Quote from: RedRobin on November 19, 2009, 02:34:57 pm ---....
Check out the Instructions booklet > page 19 > Vehicle Reference List > VW Golf V - "Only with Approved After Market Seats". That doesn't look like good news for oem seats and puts a question mark over the Recaro's even though they were a limited factory option.
Link : - http://www.schrothracing.com/docs/VW_&_Audi_Quick_Fit_Instructions.pdf
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Robin - if you look up, there's a link from Recaro stating your seats are approved for use with a 4-point harness......
RedRobin:
--- Quote from: tony_danza on November 19, 2009, 03:08:46 pm ---
Robin - if you look up, there's a link from Recaro stating your seats are approved for use with a 4-point harness......
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....Is the Recaro seat as TC's and mine one of these? : -
Keiper Recaro:
Orthopäd, Designer Touring, Idealsitz SR, Idealsitz L/LX/LS 84, Idealsitz CS84, CSE, T-Line, Designer Sport, C-Classic, TX, N, LS, CT, Variomed, A 8, Modular, Ergomed, IS 2000 Style, D&W-Sitze
tony_danza:
Its known as a CS, so I can only assume a CSE is the version provided to the likes of VAG/BMW/Ford/Renault.
RedRobin:
--- Quote from: tony_danza on September 23, 2009, 02:42:00 pm ---
Also, forgot to mention, make sure the lap section is nice and low in position - you don't want to submarine out of the seat in the event of a crash. Should be where a normal 3 pointer sits, under the belly!!
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....Should be positioned as you and Schroth's Instructions rightly say. The "ASM" in the Schroth QuickFit title stands for Anti Submarining Mechanism. I've now seen a vid with crash dummies which shows how the Schroth ASM works.
MAT ED30:
My link has opened a can of worms :rolleye:
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