Anyone take a toddler for a ride in a GT2?
#16
06-06-2009, 02:08 AM
My son is going to be 2 in 3 weeks, and I am thinking it is about time for him to start "maning up"
The boy ****s his pants anyways, I might as well give him a reason, right?
If his mother gets her way, he will grow up to be a full Nancy, so it is time for some "dad-ucation."
In my day, you just sat on your dads lap and held his beer and lit cigarette for him while he steered, but I am aware that things are no longer done this way.
So my question is, is it possible to put a child seat in a GT2, or is it strictly verbotten?
The boy ****s his pants anyways, I might as well give him a reason, right?If his mother gets her way, he will grow up to be a full Nancy, so it is time for some "dad-ucation."
In my day, you just sat on your dads lap and held his beer and lit cigarette for him while he steered, but I am aware that things are no longer done this way.
So my question is, is it possible to put a child seat in a GT2, or is it strictly verbotten?
#18
06-07-2009, 05:29 AM
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Wow - congratulations on those boys. You have to be proud.
I have a 5 year old Daughter - she rides in the car everyday to work - and she screams - go faster Daddy - go faster!!
I have a 9 month old Son - need to get a car seat for him for the back...
Cool pics - thanks for sharing.
I have a 5 year old Daughter - she rides in the car everyday to work - and she screams - go faster Daddy - go faster!!
I have a 9 month old Son - need to get a car seat for him for the back...
Cool pics - thanks for sharing.
#19
06-07-2009, 08:01 AM
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If you order the front seat kit, we sell it with an airbag deactivation kit found here.
Someone told me you cannot put a child seat in the back of your GT2, so I would not try it.
I believe your dealer will have to install the deactivation kit.
Someone told me you cannot put a child seat in the back of your GT2, so I would not try it.
I believe your dealer will have to install the deactivation kit.
With this dealer installed kit, the airbag deactivates ONLY with
the Porsche made and designed, Child seat in place. Take the child seat
back out, Throw Pauly in the passenger seat and you can scare
the Crap out of him with full airbag protection for his dentures
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06-07-2009, 08:54 AM
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Correct....your teeth are the sort of thing we were looking for, but never found in Iraq.
Correct....your teeth are the sort of thing we were looking for, but never found in Iraq.
#24
06-07-2009, 09:35 AM
Hey Gabriel-
Duo-Ortho Techs for one of them I see. I was a keeper in college, etc and my son is an odp keeper. They do grow up fast guys. Enjoy it while you can. Today is a memory 20 years from now. Make it happen.
Duo-Ortho Techs for one of them I see. I was a keeper in college, etc and my son is an odp keeper. They do grow up fast guys. Enjoy it while you can. Today is a memory 20 years from now. Make it happen.
#25
06-07-2009, 01:47 PM
Wow - congratulations on those boys. You have to be proud.
I have a 5 year old Daughter - she rides in the car everyday to work - and she screams - go faster Daddy - go faster!!
I have a 9 month old Son - need to get a car seat for him for the back...
Cool pics - thanks for sharing.
I have a 5 year old Daughter - she rides in the car everyday to work - and she screams - go faster Daddy - go faster!!
I have a 9 month old Son - need to get a car seat for him for the back...
Cool pics - thanks for sharing.
My oldest son was the ODP keeper for Nevada during his last two years of high school. He's now 6'4" 215 lbs and is one of the keepers for Pacific University in Oregon. His brother is a year behind him at the same school. He plays central defense. They are roommates, best friends, 3.9+ GPA, and have actually started listening to me. They have both confessed that they have used the line "my dad let's me drive his GT2" to try to get laid.
#26
06-07-2009, 03:06 PM
Sean if you do the factory air bag deactivation kit it might be free. Back when I first got my 996 in 1999, I asked for the kit to be installed, to my surprise there was no charge. According to the service manager, being a safety item it is free of charge.
That dude RC refused to believe it, gave me all kinds of static for posting it on his old board....
That dude RC refused to believe it, gave me all kinds of static for posting it on his old board....
#27
06-07-2009, 05:02 PM
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Wherever we hit a hoghway on-ramp, my 4 year old daughter screams "Go racecar, GO!"
Sean, I have an extra carseat and a new airbag deactivation bar if you need it. Akram (or the dealership) can set the DME if needed.
Sean, I have an extra carseat and a new airbag deactivation bar if you need it. Akram (or the dealership) can set the DME if needed.
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