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Hi Felipe,
Sorry for the delay, but I was working yesterday.
I have taken some photos of my installation and uploaded them to the web.
It was cold, wet and windy this morning when I took these, so sorry for rushing them!
I have in fact only altered one of the three seats - I was not impressed and so only did the one so we could try it out.
A year later, I'm still not sure!
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shows the rear of the extended seat.
You can see the bolts that hold the extension to the original fitting - you have to drill a hole in the original part for this.
For comparison,
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shows the standard fitting.
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shows the large hole I mentioned on the newsgroup, compared with
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attempts to show the difference in leg room.
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is a side view of the fitted extension, while
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shows a pair of extensions that I have yet to fit. The kit also includes the nuts, bolts, etc that are required.
I have looked for the fitting instructions, to scan and send, but they are nowhere to be found. If I do find them, I'll send a copy on.
Personally, I consider them to be very expensive for what they are, and I'm not impressed with how they fit, leaving that large hole, and they seem less secure. On the plus side, the extra leg room is appreciated by any adults that travel in the back.
On the other hand, I am impressed by the Brazilian Rally seats - they look the business. I'm particularly interested that the backs have more rake than the standard. Mine are too upright - when the children fall asleep it's difficult to support their heads. Those look much better. I assume it's USD300 per seat, not for the set? Very nice.
It's hard to see from the Argentinean page how they achieve the improved leg room - on the front seats it looks like they simply relocate the mounting frame, but I have no idea about the rear.
Good luck!
Mark