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do you know if they have one that has a headrest? I may have to cut the legs or cut a hole in the roof..I like the armrest always thought the GT4 could use one .
do you know if they have one that has a headrest? I may have to cut the legs or cut a hole in the roof..I like the armrest always thought the GT4 could use one .
You seem like a handy kinda guy, Carl. I'm sure you could fabricate one from a fresh blade, duct tape, and styrofoam
do you know if they have one that has a headrest? I may have to cut the legs or cut a hole in the roof..I like the armrest always thought the GT4 could use one .
I believe we have a match!
Headrest? Check!
Pass throughs? Check!
All you need is the pass through for the anti-sub.
Agonized over the decision on LWBs the night before my order locked...and even went and sat in standard Sport Seat Plus and LWB that night. The LWB looked like a deal back then, and look like a screaming deal at $5k now. But they didn't hold me in all that well, like LWBs of 9x6/9x7 era. Today, you'd have to give me LWB plus cash for me to even think about giving up the standard GT4 sport seats. For a daily, they are some of the best sports car seats Porsche has ever made—eclipsed only, imho, by the sport seats of the late 1980s and early 1990s. Think RS America. And those $3k thrones for Cayennes. For track work, something else would be nice in the GT4, but factory LWB aren't that light and don't hold my torso in that well. $30k to switch to LWB? No. $10k? Nope. Even money? Still wouldn't do it.
Mooty makes a depressing point, however: If you want harness ready seats that are right in every way, there is no other option. Good thing I don't need those right now...
Mooty makes a depressing point, however: If you want harness ready seats that are right in every way, there is no other option. Good thing I don't need those right now...
One small correction - they are only harness ready for the driver. On the passenger side, they are not. And if you cut the seat to allow for a harness, starting next January you cannot run with PCA.
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