Regent LBP installation ? UPDATE!!!!
Yesterday dh had to remove K1's Regent from his truck. You all remember the 3 day ordeal I went through to get it installed per the new "enhancement" instructions. This Regent is a 4/06 model. I can get a ROCK solid install with the LBP, recline bar & top tethered. But, using the SBP it is now putting the male end of the buckle right on the belt path bend.
So, What is the offical stand on the pre 6/07 Regents following the "enhancement" instructions. What doesn't make since to me is the Huskies weren't required to follow the new "enhancement" instuctions but the seat is exactly the same.
My thought is there is more points holding the Regent in with the LBP then the SBP so you would think LBP would be safer for heavier kids.
Her Regent in my Tahoe is installed with the SBP, recline bar & top tethered per the new "enhancement" installation but I have fixed belt buckles where dh they are long webbing belt buckles.
Yesterday dh had to remove K1's Regent from his truck. You all remember the 3 day ordeal I went through to get it installed per the new "enhancement" instructions. This Regent is a 4/06 model. I can get a ROCK solid install with the LBP, recline bar & top tethered. But, using the SBP it is now putting the male end of the buckle right on the belt path bend.
So, What is the offical stand on the pre 6/07 Regents following the "enhancement" instructions. What doesn't make since to me is the Huskies weren't required to follow the new "enhancement" instuctions but the seat is exactly the same.
My thought is there is more points holding the Regent in with the LBP then the SBP so you would think LBP would be safer for heavier kids.
Her Regent in my Tahoe is installed with the SBP, recline bar & top tethered per the new "enhancement" installation but I have fixed belt buckles where dh they are long webbing belt buckles.
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