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I'm not a tech but I thought it was 1 inch of lateral movement?? Anyways, I always took that has 1 inch total movement (1/2 inch each side).
Dont' know if that helps.
Yeaj, it's only supposed to be one, but it was easier to use two as an example.
basically, my take on it is simple... pull the seat as far as you can toward you using the one hand rule. tick mark vehicle seat with a pencil or chaulk. then push seat in other direction as far as you can. measure distance that the seat has moved. 1" or less, okay. that 1" is accounting for movement on either side of whatever imaginary center you may think there is. i hope i made this simple?
Radian in the center of your boobaru? Eh, it's good enough, you're fine
ha ha ha ha you caught me
Actually, it was a real question, too.
Yes, SPB, I was thinking that. If pushed as far to the right as possible, the lateral movement is however much it moves moving as far to the left as possible. So in which case if I started my seat rather centered, and jerked it one inch over, and then jerked it from the other side and it moved back to "center" and then another inch, that is two inches of total movement (two inches from extreme left to extreme right). So, would you consider that TWO inches, or one inch?
And PS to all, I may sound flippant, but I've heard first hand reports of Splash's seat installation efforts, I'm having a hard time believe it's really moving an inch
Well, we all know women can't estimate measurements, anyway, right?
That's because men are always telling us it's 10 inches, when it's really only 5...
(Oops... did I say that out loud? )
That's because men are always telling us it's 10 inches, when it's really only 5...
(Oops... did I say that out loud? )
That's because men are always telling us it's 10 inches, when it's really only 5...
(Oops... did I say that out loud? )
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