Can the headrest be adjusted up or down on a 91. I tried to pull mine up but wont move. THANKS
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Headrest question
- Thread starter Ray Rodriguez
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Ray Rodriguez said:
No
Armando
I beg to differ, although MiamieNSX is pretty much right unless you want to get inside the seat and release those pesky clips that hold it in.
1. Remove the seat.
2. Unclip the rear backrest cover clip from the seat frame.
3. CAREFULLY reach up and in until you can find the spring steel clips that hold the headrest rods locked into their tubes by pulling them out of the retaining notches perpendicular to the headrest rods.
4. Slide the headrest up.
But, if you mean, does it come from the factory as adjustable? No. Nor does it have detents to hold it in a given position once you slide it up.
dd
1. Remove the seat.
2. Unclip the rear backrest cover clip from the seat frame.
3. CAREFULLY reach up and in until you can find the spring steel clips that hold the headrest rods locked into their tubes by pulling them out of the retaining notches perpendicular to the headrest rods.
4. Slide the headrest up.
But, if you mean, does it come from the factory as adjustable? No. Nor does it have detents to hold it in a given position once you slide it up.
dd
DonDavis said:
If it's the same design as the one's I'm familiar with though, then adding those detents shopuld be simple enough.
Yeah, I don't think it would present any problems... just relax the stiffness on those clips, and grind in a mild detent on the rods to keep them stopped once you slide them, a light lube and you're set. I just took my clips out altogether, but keep the headrests down all the way because I don't think they look great extended, you know?
dd
dd
Using your logic then we could answer yes to the NSX being supercharged or turbo charged.
Armando
Armando
I agree with Armando.
People ask "can it be done"? They need to qualify their question with "required difficulty and how much time/money"
Which I suppose is answered by context. If the person asking the question has been around for a while, you could probably assume he is wanting a more difficult and intensive answer.
This guy seemed rather new...
Drew
/I see from Armando's avatar that two spammers met their untimely death.
//One less 2005 carrera GT in the world too
People ask "can it be done"? They need to qualify their question with "required difficulty and how much time/money"
Which I suppose is answered by context. If the person asking the question has been around for a while, you could probably assume he is wanting a more difficult and intensive answer.
This guy seemed rather new...
Drew
/I see from Armando's avatar that two spammers met their untimely death.
//One less 2005 carrera GT in the world too
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