Foonf + 2000 Chevy Suburban

Judi · Jan 6, 2013

Starting out with center row, passenger ob position.

Head room, is much more than the Ford Expedition.

RFing, center seat, back row, with forward of the bight stalk.

Back row, ob passenger side. Belt stalk twisted 1/2 times.

Headrest moved up a little, so it wouldn't interfere.

canadiangie · Jan 6, 2013

Oooooooh, look at that FOTB stuff. And it's solid? How bout ff?

Judi · Jan 6, 2013

RFing, yes. Because the position didn't have a TT, we didn't try FFing.

canadiangie · Jan 6, 2013

Tethering Foonf is mandatory in the US?

Judi · Jan 6, 2013

I will have to read the manual again, but I was told that with a lap belt, yes, a tether is a must.

LISmama810 · Jan 6, 2013

Judi said:
I will have to read the manual again, but I was told that with a lap belt, yes, a tether is a must.

That was also my understanding.

Judi · Jan 6, 2013

LISmama810 said:
That was also my understanding.

Thanks.

Brigala · Jan 7, 2013

Judging from past experience with a wide variety of car seats in that 3rd row, I think since it installed SO solidly and SO easily FF in the outboard position it would probably work fine in the center position as well. The outboard positions have 1/2 of a FOTB belt, and although the center position is harder with both sides of the belt FOTB, I generally find that seats which are hard to install in the middle (which are most seats) are also hard to install outboard... just not quite as hard.

I think some model years have a TT for the center position so maybe we should have tried it anyway. Oh well.

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