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Seatguard - Airbooster Chim & Griff
Posté : 12 nov. 2013 00:44
par VTautomotive
100% stainless steel......100% retrofit
Cheerio
Gregor
Re: Seatguard - Airbooster Chim & Griff
Posté : 25 nov. 2013 20:54
par spirou92
euh ....a quoi cela sert'il?
ça renforce les sieges c'est ça?
Re: Seatguard - Airbooster Chim & Griff
Posté : 26 nov. 2013 08:37
par _Zeb_
Hi Gregor,
Good question from Spirou92, what's the purpose of this framework ? Is it to reinforce the seat's bolting ?
By the way, all the stuffs you're showing are impressive. You're doing a great job.
Re: Seatguard - Airbooster Chim & Griff
Posté : 26 nov. 2013 10:32
par antoine44
spirou92 a écrit :euh ....a quoi cela sert'il?
ça renforce les sieges c'est ça?
Le titre c'est air booster que je traduis par accélérateur d'air mais là ????

Re: Seatguard - Airbooster Chim & Griff
Posté : 26 nov. 2013 11:03
par lolo106
Air booster c'est pour l'option siège éjectable

Re: Seatguard - Airbooster Chim & Griff
Posté : 27 nov. 2013 02:55
par VTautomotive
exactement, et refroidit les gaz d'échappement -googletranslate-
007 technology it a nice idea....but it has realy the functions :
- high air flow to cool the exhaust range = in cabin room
- protection for/of the seats which are fixed from TVR side only in plastic.
It is a retrofit for this fault and easy way to get more safety.
and also to stabilize the frame/chassis like...no better as the plate like now.
Cheerio
Gregor
Re: Seatguard - Airbooster Chim & Griff
Posté : 28 nov. 2013 08:22
par _Zeb_
Thanks for the explanations.
Re: Seatguard - Airbooster Chim & Griff
Posté : 28 nov. 2013 09:31
par antoine44
Gregor
You should move your company over Britany, nice place, nice people, lot of TVR !

Re: Seatguard - Airbooster Chim & Griff
Posté : 20 déc. 2013 22:53
par VTautomotive
antoine44 a écrit :Gregor
You should move your company over Britany, nice place, nice people, lot of TVR !

The same offer I got allready from UK. But here is the better weather....good wine & food
.....and very nice womens.....
http://www.tvr-forum.de/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=6618
http://www.tvr-forum.de/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=6619
but my parents was live for some years in France / Corse.....this would be one option.
Salute and MERRY CHRISTMAS
Gregor