iggee rear seat covers...need help
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Here is my issue. The front were easy but I'm having trouble figuring out the rear covers. Thoughts on which is for the top and which is for the bottom? Do I need to remove the seats some how?. Either way that I've look at them, they just don't seem wide enough to go from the right bottom to the left bottom seat....and what about the center console??
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The console was my first thought. Is the rear console an option? I've not seen one without one, but maybe they designed the cover assuming you'd take the console out.
I think the one on the left is the upper part, and the black part is "up", since in the photo it appears to not be continuous across the car. In other words, you still should be able to tilt the top part forward and back. But it's very difficult to tell from a 2 dimensional photo.
Another possibility is that the piece on the left is the bottom part, and the red part is what you sit on. In that case, the black part might go behind the upper cushions, or at least behind the upper part of the seat cover.
This came with no instructions?
I think the one on the left is the upper part, and the black part is "up", since in the photo it appears to not be continuous across the car. In other words, you still should be able to tilt the top part forward and back. But it's very difficult to tell from a 2 dimensional photo.
Another possibility is that the piece on the left is the bottom part, and the red part is what you sit on. In that case, the black part might go behind the upper cushions, or at least behind the upper part of the seat cover.
This came with no instructions?
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Maybe they can send you a photo of a set installed. Or refer you to a customer that has them installed correctly. Somehow I doubt that they actually tested this on an actual 928 (i.e. I doubt that they have installed a set of covers for each car make and model they sell). They probably were working off of a pattern they bought, and don't even really know what a 928 is. Someone had to have come up with the pattern, but Iggee might not be that entity.