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YOUR RESEARCHBack seat access with fixed-back front seats
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Repair buckets in harry
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I have fixed buckets in Harry and with the half cage as well it has rendered the rear seat area pretty much totally useless.
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Even cleaning the back window is a challenge with fixed back & scaffolding, definitely a 13yo son job!
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What do you do with back seat access if you fit fixed back front seats? Just ignore back seats?
Has anyone tried to hinge the front seats AKA 356 speedsters?
I have fixed buckets in Harry and with the half cage as well it has rendered the rear seat area pretty much totally useless. I can just get my helmet in if I move the passenger seat forward it just shoehorns in.
They're a pain if you want to access rear seats Raf. I've had race seats in mine, and even lthough they're great for holding you in place when driving in the hills etc, I'll never have them again
You have got to be a fkn midget to get access to the back seats in a normal Porka, Not alone one with roll bars and seats that don't pivot . ( No offence to Midgets or little people example only)
Unless you had some type of hinge so they tilted forward I'm not sure of the legality of having fixed buckets with rear seats (pretty sure from memory it isn't permitted) as it hampers access and egress of the rear seats. Passengers also wouldn't be able to exit easily/quickly in event of a crash.
It is definitely on the books now
I had a look and there are a few options out there, but some some of them I don't like the look of the latch as it looks a little flimsy if you have an accident. I am sure I can build something that does the job nicely though.
I need to get around to paring back my cage. It has too many bars and is massive overkill.
BF Torino have tilt frame kits as well. Phil Lack in Melbourne was the Aust. distributor when I bought my Nurburgring seats.
https://bf-torino.com/Tilt-Frames
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