Can anyone show me a photo of how the seat until hinge secures. I have the bracket on the unit and the chassis hinge is all in situ. I even have the rubber bungs. So what have a mislaid pin wise? Help
Just make sure the rubber boots are located correctly or you just might lose a nylon pin like i'd once.
Two small (m5 IIRC) bolts with nylock nuts on my 996. Proper pins and rubber bandy thing on the 748. Makes no difference.
What about something like these: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Clevis-P...-/323993236762?_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49292 What is the length of the plastic pins? Cheers
I’m wondering why they engineered two nylon pins for it. Has it something to do with shearing off during a crash? If so is Alu or M5 steel wise? Or am I overthinking and is it procurement wise and takt time.....
Lightweight and the seat can be removed in 2 minutes without using any tools, may be a homologation thing for weight saving and quick release. In engineering simple is usually the best and most reliable way to do something
I read somewhere in a crash the pins shear and save the hinge or something like that. I wouldn't mind buying the oe part but £19 for a pair of nylon pins and a rubber bung sounds exorbitant.
If you crash there will be bigger problems than nylon shear pins. I use bolts and nylocks as it will discourage the opportunist theft. When using the nylon pins I can easily remove the seat unit in under 15 seconds, - without the key!
I went through two sets of nylon pins (kept bending/deforming) before shelling out for these in alloy: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/224318195963